Highlands County Rounds up Dozens for Mobile/Manufactured Home FTRs

Highlands County Detective and Sergent are at it again. This time, dozens of registrants were arrested within the past couple of weeks for registration violations relating to mobile homes and manufactured homes. Many registrants live in trailer parks because of affordability and because they are generally located in rural areas which are farther from schools. They live in mobile homes

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AL: Alabama Bill would restrict communications for registrants on supervision

An Alabama legislator has prefiled a bill that would allow parole officers to restrict the communications of people convicted of a sexual offense against children and require them to undergo treatment. HB 26, sponsored by Mack Butler, R-Rainbow City, authorizes parole and probation officers to restrict people listed on the sexual offense registry from using a post office box or

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Appellee Brief filed in Henry – And it’s strong!

“Fourteen years ago, Bruce Henry was arrested for possession of child pornography. He pled guilty and served his time in prison. Upon reentering the community, Henry built a productive life. He received counseling, he found stable employment, and he became a volunteer at his church. He also started a family. Henry married Jennifer and they had a baby boy. Henry’s

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Juvenile Law Center, Southern Poverty Law Center, Children’s Rights, The Gault Center, National Center For LGBTQ Rights, and Youth Move National file Amicus Brief In Henry

Prominent civil rights groups, the Juvenile Law Center, Southern Poverty Law Center, Children’s Rights, The Gault Center, National Center For LGBTQ Rights, and Youth Move National have filed a joint Amicus Brief in Henry (the case being heard en banc in the 11th Circuit). Their brief concludes that, “Registration under ASORCNA tears families apart. The restriction on where a child

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CALL TO ACTION – Oppose CS/HB 45 and SB 212

Topic: Oppose CS/HB 45 and SB 212 – Expanding Florida’s Sex Offender Residency Restrictions to Waterways and Pools Background: Florida legislators are considering House Bill 45 and Senate Bill 212, which would expand existing 1,000-foot residency restrictions to include public swimming pools and public bathing places, such as lakes, rivers, and coastal waters. While intended as a public safety measure,

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Vigilante Cop called “hero” after assaulting and robbing registrant.

A former police officer in New South Wales has been sentenced following the aggravated break-and-enter and robbery of around A$100,000 from the home of a 78-year-old man who he previously supervised for a child sex offense. Sickeningly, the public applauded his action and called him a hero on social media for targeting sex offenders. The officer used his knowledge from

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