@ Boke:

Hate to tell you, but you’ll still be on Florida’s registry after you’ve passed away.

F.A.C or Florida Action Committee should change their name to:

F.A.C Freedom And Change, as that is what we are seeking.

One of my favorite songs is by Sam Cooke, “A Change is gonna Come”. If you have never heard it, check it out on youtube or another music platform. If it doesn’t move you, I don’t know what will.

If they can keep us afraid of challenging them they will win. No I do not want to be on their list forever however since there is no clear path for anyone (by clear path I mean that even if you jump through all their hoop-s they don’t have to let you off) then what’s the point of simply allowing them to get by with their harassments?

Yes I did say that if they arrest me for violating an illegal ordinance it would actually help me. I am not independently wealthy however what I am is a person that is very capable of doing research on case law and have an ample amount of time to fight. Not knowing the procedures and not having the money to challenge stops me from the fight. But if arrested the costs involved are a moot point. The “Public Pretender” knows the procedures and has to file the appropriate motions. The law is clear on the what is required by appointed counsel.

I’m not sure where you are in California, but I’m restricted from being able to visit my friend in San Francisco because he is surrounded by several parks.

Yes. Hate is hate.
And when the government foments it and endorses it, it becomes an especially evil form of hate.

@ Boke poor

Here in Florida, even though a judge ruled there had to be a path forward to get off the registry, no judge is forced to allow you off even if you have been a Saint the entire time after your release.
Several people on here have said they got denied even though they had zero registry violations or arrests. I just do not understand how it is not punishment that law enforcement comes to our door whenever they please.
That is harassment that is as bad as probation.
Name any other group not on probation where cops can show up at your door and if you do not verify your address, you can be arrested. And if you piss them off, they will find a way to arrest you, even as far as lying to make it happen.
Groups of people have been treated badly and lied on for centuries. Jews, Black people, Native Americans and more. I know those all have to do with race or culture, but evil is evil no matter who you treat unfairly.

@tired
They have to make sure you are good and dead and don’t pull a ” and when he thus had spoken, he cried with a loud voice, Lazarus, come forth.”

The real reason is so they can keep getting registry funding.

Actually sir, you still won’t get off the list in Florida in death as I understand it, there you shall remain for eternity, omg!!!

I really do understand what you are going through. I am 76 years old and on the down side of my life. As I try to explain to my wife, after I die things for her will get better. However, once dead, I will still be on the Registry for at least one more year.
Florida politicians think the only way they will get reelected is to show how strong they are on crime. So they continue to try to pass laws that hurt folks like you and me.

James, if arrested you will not get off the hit list as it stands now. The law is clear that an ARREST will prevent you from getting off the list it does not matter if state drops charges or you won at trial it is still an arrest and you will not be able to get off the list. wish that would get challenged but there are 100 other issues as well that should be challenged and i don’t have 50,000.00 – 100,000.00 laying around collecting mold to challenge that issue. as i was falsely arrested twice for failure to register and state dropped charges. thus im screwed for life! but been on hit list 22 years and my life is coming to an end soon and then i will be free at last! and that’s the only way ill get off the hit list in my life time