I cannot believe I am in the same boat as you I also was convicted in Washington state over 30 years ago and yet the state of Washington by court order has released me from the registry and yet Florida will not honor that is the US Constitution says under full faith and credit that Florida is required I say again required to honor a court order from another state and yet they are not honoring it I was informed by FDLE that Florida law and Florida Constitution supersede federal law and Federal Constitution I don’t know what reality they live in but they do not live in the real world

Placement on the registry is unconstitutional and puts many in jeopardy with this abusive registry. If Government can’t do law right they don’t have to demoralize others in these ruses and cons.

“The majority opinion ignores that countless Michigan families rely on the registry to ensure their safety. … Registration provides vital information for the parent who must choose a babysitter or entrust a child with a volunteer coach,” said Zahra, who was joined by Justice David Viviano.

1. I am scared for any family who is “relying on the registry to ensure their safety.”

2. That such a statement is a reason to put non-sexual offenses on a sex offender registry is so ridiculous that it questions the very integrity of the judge(s) who wrote it.

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It may be the end of your financial fight, but it is NOT the end of your social fight. You do this by educating the people around you of the REAL recidivism rate along with actual statistics and links to those statistics that prove that the ‘frightening and high’ recidivism rate is a myth and even the DOJ admits that.You don’t always need money to put up a good legal fight-just tact. I have heard people say things like ‘SO’s that have got out of prison are going to re-offend and those that haven’t been sent back just haven’t got caught yet’ to which I say to them ‘That is an argument from silence! There is not one shred of evidence that all or even most SO’s go back to sexual crime. The most reliable statistics show that less than 5% ever criminally re-offend and less than 50% of that 5% sexually re-offend.’
Sad to say, most cases will only be won on an individual level that will not impact everyone, because the registry is now part of the political mud-slinging theater and therefore it will literally take an act of God for it to be abolished across the U.S. like slavery was.
So:
Fight by prayer.
Fight by education.
Fight by example.
Many who fought on the right sides throughout various wars in all of history died before they ever saw the victory, but they were willing to give their lives for what was right not knowing if they would see the outcome.
As I said, it might be the financial end of the fight for you, but it doesn’t have to be the end of the social fight.
So stand strong, and when the enemy attacks, fight back and hold your ground.
Remember, you are not alone.

F.A.C should be all over that. That statement made by officials is a legal statement that can be used in court. Someone of importance declared the registry punishment.
Being punished AFTER your sentence is up, is illegal. Does anyone not see the problem there legally and officially?

Help, we are drowning here. We are experiencing an Oxymoron situation. Like the word contradiction, an oxymoron is something that really shouldn’t make sense. The registry I believe falls under this category.

Do not call to mind the former things; pay no attention to the things of old. Behold, I am about to do something new; even now it is coming. Do you not see it? Indeed, I will make a way in the wilderness and streams in the desert.
Isaiah 43:18-19

Agreed. They could have just said that the registry is not punishment and therefore no changes are necessary. They just admitted the registry IS punishment.

Dear Cherokee, yes. I have fought and fought. But I’m now broke with no way to rebuild what I had. Because of the registry, I often get fired from jobs or not even hired at all. I no longer have the means to fight. It’s the end for me.