Florida Action Committee (FAC)

Here’s an update on the vagueness lawsuit that challenges some of the presence restrictions in Illinois — I figured it would interest all of you in how the Packingham case could influence cases across the country: One of our partner attorneys appeared this morning in front of Judge Norgle.  The judge told him and the opposing counsel that he is

This year another drone bill has been introduced preventing registrants from operating drones. Search for comments on last years’ bill. http://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2017/1122/BillText/__/PDF  

Melissa Hamilton, of the University of Houston Law Center, last week put out a study entitled; “Constitutional Law and the Role of Scientific Evidence: The Transformative Potential of Doe v. Snyder” The Study is a must read and highlights a frustrating occurrence that’s been recurring in countless “sex offender” cases for over a decade – that, for lack of a

You are not going to like this article. In fact, unless you are on the sex offender list or someone you care about is being forced to live with this stigma, chances are that you have almost no sympathy for those who have been found guilty of sex crimes. I would like to ask you to think about these people

When Lester Packingham beat a traffic ticket a few years back, he couldn’t contain his joy. He went online and wrote, “No fine. No court cost, no nothing spent. Praise be to GOD, WOW! Thanks, JESUS!” For this he was arrested and convicted of a heinous crime: using Facebook. Who is legally forbidden to use Facebook? In North Carolina and