Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
McSorley, a Democratic who serves on the New Mexico Senate Judiciary Committee, has a long-standing reputation for taking on tough issues with a bent to finding solutions. Back in May, for example, legislation he sponsored took a bite out of public corruption, mandating the repayment of salaries and forfeiture of state pension benefits by elected officials found guilty of corruption
Read moreWhen most hear the term “registered sex offender” the first thought that comes to mind is ‘this person is a child molester’. While the label does include many who have molested children and some other heinous acts, the label also includes many whose offenses had nothing to do with children, whose offenses are relatively benign or who have no direct
Read moreRecently the President of Florida Action Committee (FAC) made a proposal that the name Offender be dropped and in place “Registered Citizens” be used. This calls for much debate so I decided to research the wording and term Sexual Offender and here are my findings. First off the word “Offender” has been used in the United States dating back to
Read more“In the light of the Internationally publicized State of Florida versus George Zimmerman trial in Seminole County I would like to voice my opinion on how this relates to the RSO.” In speaking of the RSO pre (not incarcerated) and post release sentences and with our Civil Rights intact, we have the right by Florida Law to Stand Our Ground!
Read more“Before I begin a discussion of our so-called current Sexual Revolution its important for you to know where I myself first encountered these life changing events.” I grew up in the San Francisco Bay area and in the late 1960’s was my introduction to puberty. Sexual Freedom was all around me. Exploring yourself through Sex, Drugs and Rock & Roll
Read more“According to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 92% of all Employers conduct a Background and Criminal check either prior to or after a Employee has been hired.” Most of the vital information for this article can be found at the following link: http://www.eeoc.gov/laws/guidance/arrest_conviction.cfm. However there is no Governmental based source of data that is determining the current state of affairs
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