Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
FAC, its members, and the registered citizen community are best served by complete solidarity. We do each other a disservice when we engage in partisan preaching. There are enough sources out there for divisive views, we need not introduce them here. We have limited resources and a very clear mission. Let’s stick to that. If an open and fact-based debate
Read moreWHERE IS MY VOICE? [PORTIONS OF THIS HAVE BEEN EDITED] My name is Mitchell [LAST NAME REDACTED], an American Citizen since birth…Where is my voice? I am a combat decorated veteran of the United States Army’s 82nd Airborne Division…Where is my voice? I am a man who fought for my country and its freedom in Desert Shield/Desert Storm…Where is my
Read moreThe following is a letter sent to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). FAC has long appreciated the ACLU and continues to appreciate the ACLU for taking on sex offender issues. This letter reflects our disagreement with the organization on one issue and our desire to open a dialogue with the decision makers, so we can better understand why. https://floridaactioncommittee.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Letter-to-ACLU-People-Power-10122018.pdf
Read moreListen to Guy Hamilton Smith, Legal Fellow at the Mitchell Hamline School of Law Sex Offense Litigation and Policy Resource Center, discuss his article “The Digital Wilderness: A Decade of Exile & the False Hopes of Lester Packingham.”
Read moreThe Alliance for Constitutional Sex Offense Laws, based on California and headed by Civil Rights Attorney Janice Bellucci, has made incredible progress in their state. Not only in challenging unconstitutional restrictions imposed on people who have to register as “sex offenders”, but in educating the public on the facts vs. myths of “sex offenders” so that measures and attention are
Read moreA second lawsuit was filed this week in Federal Court for the Southern District of Florida. This from the Palm Beach Post: WEST PALM BEACH — When a Palm Beach County man in 1993 pleaded guilty to two counts of lewd and lascivious assault on a person under the age of 16, he made it clear he wouldn’t accept the
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