Yesterday I read a comment article quotation of Samual Alito , the U S Supreme Court Judge who admits the court is a victim of Big business and Republican manipulation in there court decisions. It has been this way for a long time. Makes you wonder if the registry is one of those decisions he was talking about.
I don’t know how to transfer the thread here but if someone else read the article it’s very interesting. You might be able to google his name and bring up the article.

Yes it is. And it is also idiotic nonsense that only idiots believe is useful.

I don’t live in Floriduh but in the state where I live I do not believe that there are any state laws at all that govern holidays. I certainly don’t follow any and have been told of none. I would try to avoid living in a city because that is just one more level of criminal, big government that might try to have immoral “laws” that they would try to inflict upon my family. The less government there is, the better.

On Halloween, I ensure that I am nowhere to found. I can’t remember the last year I was at my home. The criminal regimes don’t have a clue where I go or what I do. I am always around children. As long as the Oppression Lists (OLs) exist, that is going to be the case. The OLs deserve complete disrespect and contempt, and to ensure that they are not just worthless, but a lot worse. The OLs are counterproductive.

J. S. Smith
Missouri has the exact same laws, but they don’t apply to everyone. Only to those who were put on the list after the law was enacted. Not sure of the date. It was challenged in court and determined that it was punishment so could not be enforced retroactively.
Is this totally screwed up or what?

I just looked at the updated ordinance for Duval county and I couldn’t find anything about having to be at home during trick or treating hours.

That is what I thought as well, but they keep coming by each of the last 2 years. Before that they never did. I have searched the county codes and can find nothing either. As I mentioned we don’t really celebrate Halloween any way but I kind of freaked a bit when I saw them and put them in the garage. I will the state in full. Thank you response

I do not believe this is correct. A person only subject to registration laws, in other words not on supervision, does not have state law barring participation in these holidays in any way to my knowledge.

There are, however, local ordinances in various counties and cities that do concern holidays. I suggest looking at the state law that applies to you (Offender 943.0435 I believe vs. Pred 775.21 I believe), then the county and city, if applicable, ordinances.

(NOTICE: CITATION MISSING)
The regulations are basically the same as Christmas, Independence Day, and pretty much any holiday. We are not allowed to have our homes and property decorated at all. As for Halloween, we are forced to display a visible sign in our front yard stating “no candy here”, we must turn off all our lights (especially porch lights) and there will be law enforcement checking to make sure you are “obeying”. And if that’s not insulting enough, we are not allowed to leave our house (unless it’s work related) during trick-or-treating hours.

Sorry again. Didn’t know where to ask