I dont, I called just after this as passed

Do you have a record of who you spoke with at FDLE?
If you read the FDLE’s response to our lawsuits and what they advised us, that is not correct.

this is the same answer I got when I called to the FDLE in Tallahassee, if you arrive at a location up to 23:59 pm, and are there at 00:01 am, it is classified as 1 day

Richard – please give us the name of your PO and treatment provider so that we may correct them. They are wrong.

What many do not realize is that “Walt Disney World” is a legal entity unto itself. The “Disney” company is operating world wide and has different rules and regulations for each of it’s locations.
All Disney property in Central Florida is under the jurisdiction of the Reedy Creek Improvement District. This is a quasi-government body that has the same right to establish policy or “laws” as a city or county government.
The “law” is that no registered sex offender or predator may enter upon any of their property. This includes the theme parks, hotels, venues and even the roads within their district.
They have their own law enforcement, who if you interact with in any way which involves them noticing the registered offender or predator on your license or Id, will result in them contacting the Orange County Sheriff Dept. To have you trespassed from the property.
In addition, any purchase of tickets done online does an automated name search of the ticket purchase. If your name is flagged for any reason the purchase is denied. Being on the public terrorist watch list may get missed, but being on the Florida registered SO list will not.
Florida resident passes require submitting a valid Florida id, which clearly identify you as offender or predator. If you are the purchaser of “day” tickets you might use a credit card which then might require you to show id. The lines are busy and you might get missed. If the agent notices sex offender or predator on your I’d, you just might suffer the embarrassment of being quietly escorted away from the “public” where you will await arrival of the sheriff department who will issue you a trespass citation.
So, it is possible to go to the theme parks by having a family member of friend purchase the “day” tickets. But because of the current policy, I choose not to support their company… when I get off supervision.
To be fair, with the exception of the automatic S.O. id flag, “Disney” is not overly aggressive in enforcement of the policy, and quietly employs or subcontracts registered offenders who have an established work history with them.

Thank you for factual and binding information. This is what we should see more of here.

Per my Probation Officer and Treatment Provider, the three days is legally enforceable as two overnight stays. Meaning, arrive by 10pm on your “First” day at your temporary lodging, rise in the morning for your “Second” day, stay overnight again, rise at 6am for your “third” day. You have stayed just over 32 hours but can be held accountable for not registering as the statute is being interpreted. Using this kind of interpretation you can bring the actual period of your stay down to 24 hours and 1 second if you have no curfew restrictions. Arrive 11:59:59pm on the “First” day, depart 00:00:01am on the “Third”day (only 24 hours and one second after arrival). So don’t get the mindset of three days being 72 hours. This kind of “fuzzy” law does not do a service to the citizens of Florida.

None – it would be posted immediately upon receipt

Thank you Karen and FAC. What a pain in the ass!! Glad I got there before this crap, and that my kids prefer Universal