Not following. What does that have to do with the speed at which the circuit court makes decisions

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I believe the 11th circuit will rule in our favor. Question is timing. They have had the McGuire case now for almost 3 years. Therein lies the issue

Joe

I would have gone ahead and went in person and stated I had an update. If they refused to update it I would get a business card from the employee stating I did not have to add the new item until the next registration. It is 100% up to you to be proactive as this is no joke. They want us all back behind bars for life.

Tattoos, per statute, are provided ‘at registration,’ not ‘within 48 hours’ like certain things.

I think Hillsborough is right.

What should I do then? I cannot force them to see my tattoo right? I have my name on the list there where I signed. What are my options?

Thanks

FAC 3, I think what Hillsborough told him about tattoos is consistent with statute.

I may be misreading, but there are certain things that don’t require 72 hours. It says tattoos are disclosed “at the time of registration,” no?

Amen to that! Was forced into a plea bargain for a crime that did not exist and then forced into a longer life of rules and regulations for a crime that still didn’t exist. 1989, there was no such thing. Yet, the world watches and waits (literally) for you to step out of bounds just so they can hit speed dial and have you locked up. Why are we so defenseless?

It does not say that in the statute, so nobody should rely on that.