With this Supreme Court decision many states will follow suit as court systems are becoming aware this registry is unjust and wrong in many respects in this con game inducement on many And people are filing suits also.

@Jimmy

You should be ashamed of yourself owning a trailer that could lead to a sex offense (I am being sarcastic of course)
These things are just made up to do just what they did to you, cause you to mess up so you cannot ever be removed.
B to the S = BS ways to bar us from relief.
Sad when they cannot find enough legit crime to justify their job.

I came close once myself when I broke down in front of a school. Someone stopped and helped me push the vehicle onto the shoulder and about 10 minutes later a police cruiser pulled behind me and ran my plate. I explained I had already called for help to get towed and there was nothing I could do. He called his supervisor who told him as long as I did not go on the property and stayed with the vehicle until the tow truck came, I was in the clear.

Neil, I too was convicted in a federal court (CP offense). I served 5 years in federal prison and 10 years of supervised release without incident. The judge ordered me to register wherever I live, work, etc. My lawyer raised the question on jurisdiction and different sovereignties, but the judge didn’t really answer it. Nevertheless, the 11th Circuit affirmed my sentencing on direct appeal. No shocker there. My conviction and sentence both predate the IML. I’d love for that law to not apply on ex posy facto grounds. Not sure how to get this done though since Florida’s registry has not been deemed unconstitutional yet. Maybe I need to move to a state where the registry scheme has been deemed punishment/punitive, then challenge the IML

IF IML NO LONGER APPLIES TO ME, AND EVERYONE ELSE WHO WAS CONVICTED BEFORE IT WAS SIGNED INTO LAW, A WHOLE LOT OF US SHOULD BE TALKING TO A LAWYER ONCE THAT IS THE CASE IN THE STATE THAT YOU WERE CONVICTED!!!!!!!!

That usually means that those particular inmates are costing the State too much in medical costs vs the money gained from their being incarcerated. It’s a cost cutting measure. Nothing altruistic there. /Shrug

Source is WFTV but could not find a hard copy of the story online.

Decisions are more theocratic than a choice which is what I made. Course I had my discernment all the time but I didn’t want to argue with the officer at the time. Course he had to think of something else when I mentioned theirs a difference.. LE are dooming their own selves in all this game.

Tearfuleagle

50 different states, 50 different state supreme courts, 50 different laws/requirements and 50 different registries. Add to that, each county in each state tweeks their registry rules to suit themselves. That is untold 1000s of different registry compliance rules.
On top of that, one state wins a victory over the registry while the rest of us suffer. Since it is supposedly over seen by the Feds, again, each state makes their own versions of the said punishment (Which somehow isn’t punishment at all?)