Martin County and yeah, they require the itinerary the address you’re staying at and all that they’ve done that for years

Now I see the question was posed to FACs legal team. Sorry! Still would love to have a copy of their advice on partial days.

Sailtime,
Very useful information for me. Did you get the response about partial days in writing from FDLE, because that could be very useful indeed. Thanks!

Good morning I just read your post. I’m not an attorney but I like you love to travel and I have been careful to follow the guidelines.FAC has done a great service to us in the information that they give out.

I have found them to be trustworthy.

If you will read my comment that I posted two days ago under the title sale time let’s see if I got it right you’ll get an idea of the leangth they went to to get this information to us.

With what you’re saying you’re totally legal from that standpoint of not being in any one place more than 3 or more days…

Have a great trip and have fun

That’s crazy. When my probation ended (about 2 decades ago), I made it clear to ALL LE that they weren’t going to be coming around my home or family. We certainly don’t talk to them. If there is something that I am forced to do (by “law” only), I will go to their offices and do it in writing only. I never speak to them about anything other than just normal, every day chatting that people do.

It is much, much easier to live life if you aren’t concerned about LE coming around you or speaking to them. Just makes everything easier. And I’ve found it easy to do. Just block off your home. Put a wall or fence around your property. If you can’t, just put a gate on your front porch. If you can’t, put clear signs on your doors instructing people not to knock and to get off of the property. If LE doesn’t respect that, start with hiring an attorney to point it out to them. Then go from there.

NO Florida registration is called for here.

I am going to Georgia for 3 nights. I will be at a different address each night, in 3 different towns. Is this travel something that gets registered in Florida? I take this trip every year over New Years.

I know Georgia’s laws: I do not have to register in their state for this trip.

When I travel by car I give the sheriff’s office my cell phone number and tag number…which of course they already have. I give my date of departure and anticipated date of return. I provide no lodging info as 90% of the time I have no idea as to where I will be spending the night. I stop when I get tired of driving or come upon a location I want to visit. I have never been one who likes to travel on a schedule unless it is somewhere that I am scheduled to be, such as a conference.

Facts seem to be in the mind of whomever is ‘wielding the sword’. Our system of laws will be totally out of control once enforcement or compliance is left up to ‘personal call’. Laws need to be specific otherwise how can there be any violation. We see a national example as we observe the fiasco concerning impeachment.