To me that’s the game they play scare you. If we obtain the proper permits from the county where the event will be held, there should be no issue moving forward. The key is to ensure that this remains a peaceful demonstration that fully complies with all applicable laws and regulations.

We can also review any local distance or assembly requirements for the location. Demonstrations in front of government buildings are often permitted, provided they are conducted within the approved timeframes and conditions established by local authorities.

Those who are able to travel could register to attend. If the event were to span multiple days, additional considerations such as lodging regulations might come into play. To keep things simple and avoid those complications, it would be best to make this a one-day event.

The purpose of a protest is to draw attention to an issue, much like the No Kings demonstrations have done. What matters is attracting the right kind of attention. If organized properly, this could encourage media outlets to cover the concerns being raised regarding the constitutionality and application of Florida and federal laws affecting registrants.

Probation now is a way to try to get people to violate in Florida as what I see so that they can sit there and make you stay longer in the system I know people have said that but I’ve been through probation twice now and in a decade it has changed so much I posted in the board of directors fac post a longer summary of what I went through

That’s a lotta “woulds,” Jack. None of these happened at the Supreme Court vigil.

But I agree that a public protest might not convey the message we intend it to.

MC
Law enforcement would find some way to turn a peaceful protest into a mass arrest event. Then they will go on the news and announce all the arrest they made of non-compliant sexual offenders. And ZERO people will have sympathy for us as we are hauled off to jail.

And do not forget, a registrant protest, even peaceful, would bring out all the vigilantes and counter protestors and then all Hell would break loose. And our side would get the blame for daring to come out from the shadows and show ourselves in mass to the public. And I for one, even if it was peaceful, do not want the news with cameras filming us and people calling us out, saying “Oh I know that creep, he lives on my street”.

While not being a direct violation of your customers rights, it’s a sure way to loose customers. This is a way that they want to trap a registrant in order to send them back to jail.

And yes using AI to help me right now write for on my phone and screen busted also to be concise and flow. Sorry I wanted keep that last statement in there so people know I did

I have said this a peaceful protest. Get different stories out. Veterans, disabilities, parents now forced register their kids. All out peaceful demonstration that’s permitted.

Ryan
I couldn’t believe this, but when I was on house arrest and then probation, my probation officer gave me lists of places I could work, and she also helped me actually get hired at some of them. Whenever she came into the workplace to check on me, she pretended to be a customer as to not embarrass me.

You were lucky. In my case, probation had to approve and accept my work. They had very strict rules regarding owning or operating your own business. My probation officer told me that most self-employment requests were not approved.

Keep in mind, this was during community control—which is essentially house arrest under a different name—with a GPS monitor attached at all times.