Florida Action Committee (FAC)

We’ve received a tremendous amount of member inquiries regarding the new Internet Identifier requirements that go into effect Saturday. There was a hearing on a Motion for a Temporary Restraining Order enjoining the Internet Identifier provisions of the Sex Offender Registration Law. The Motion was heard and the Judge will hopefully be rendering an opinion soon. Until an order has

It’s been a while without any follow-up in the news about Commissioner Diaz’s DUI arrest, so we thought we would check. Turns out… NO SURPRISE… he was acquitted. Proving, yet again, that if you’re politically connected you can pretty much get away with anything, including endangering others. As you’d also expect, the May acquittal didn’t make many headlines. Apparently despite

For those who could not attend the 2016 RSOL National Conference in Atlanta, but would like to see who spoke and what was discussed, a scanned copy of the brochure can be found below:   https://floridaactioncommittee.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/2016-Annual-Conference.pdf  

Last of three parts. The image of a state employee dropping off a mentally ill sexual predator to fend for himself on the streets of Jacksonville would seem laughable — if it weren’t true. But that’s precisely what happened to 53-year-old Carl Saucer, a convicted sexual predator who had served his time. In February he ended up sleeping on a

A win in the 11th Circuit today!  Miami-Dade is infamous for encampments of homeless registrants, permanent housing very scarce because of residency restrictions.  Despite national media attention to bad laws that had people living under the Julia Tuttle Causeway–courts haven’t been much help.  Now there’s an interesting development.  A lawsuit in federal court challenging those residency restrictions had been dismissed.