Of course! Thanks.

Hey, I was just wondering why “Recent Comments” aren’t showing on this and all other pages?

Correct – this is the FDLE’s position NOW that it has been sued.

“The general rule is that when the word ‘day’ is used it means calendar day which includes the entire day from midnight to midnight.” BLAH BLAH BLAH. “A day is an indivisible unit; the law does not recognize fractions of a day.”

Thus, if a registered citizen travels to Miami or anywhere else in or out of state (withstanding any destination state requirements of course) and checks into a motel at 4:00 P.M. on a Tuesday and checks out at 11:00 A.M. on a Friday, even though the stay is for three nights, the “three-day” rule is not violated.

Let’s do the math:

Tuesday 4pm to midnight, although 8 hours, doesn’t count as a “day.”
Tuesday midnight to Wednesday midnight = 1 day
Wednesday midnight to Thursday midnight = 2 days
Thursday midnight to Friday 11am, although 11 hours, doesn’t count as a day.

So registered citizens can book three-night motel stays without violating Floriduh law.

Call FDLE while you are at the registration office and tell them they are refusing to register your travel.They can’t do that.

After I paid my $25, searched and interviewed if anything has changed… I asked the officer about out of state travel and I tried to provide him info about an upcoming trip out of state. He told me that he needed the following before he would enter anything, as required by law: Dates of travel, method of travel; flight info , car; routes and hotels I would be staying at while driving, All addresses I would be staying overnight etc.

I asked if that was the statute said, or his interpretation. He said it was the law and if I could not provide all of the above, I would risk 20 years in prison if I was caught.

My question was how do you plan to drive somewhere or fly? What happens of there are detours, weather delays etc. Etc.
Because I couldnt provide him my exact itenerary, he refused to put it in the system.

I called FDLE for clarification. I was told no routes or plane info was necessary , but hotel o would be staying for mpre than 3 days would be.

How do we proceed, when no-one is on the same page and the sherrifs office or individual officer, interprets the law in a special way?

Does anyone here have better info for out-of-state travel?

I know what your saying my wife is a professional and commutes an hour and tells her coworkers she’s single and uses a different address due to past problems like people looking her up when smart phones started coming out passing word around. Some of them become sexually aggressive toward her like they are owed male and female and some begin trying to match make her like she’s in a bad situation. When I met my wife there wasn’t all this crap we had Disney season tickets, I coached and ate lunch at my kids school people knew about me no-one cared most did the same thing now they have a life not attached to high school and they all run in the same circles none are “victim/predator” (no-one says offenders or knows there is a difference or cares to be politicly correct) its ridiculous! We are making our plans to leave Florida they make their money on the misery of other people now have their sights set on the registry.

It is refreshing to know that I was right about the “three-day” bu11$hit though.

@Capt.: I would certainly NOT bet they won’t get away with it because there is a good possibility that they will. (Janice Bellucci, Esq. of ACSOL’s last lawsuit against IML was based on the U.S. DoS violating it’s own Administratvie Law requirements. It was clear that they had done so. Nonetheless, DoS’s Request for Dismissal was granted.)

FYI

The court said kool-aid is legal so, i’ll add sugar in it and you drink it, next year i’ll add antifreeze in it and you drink it, the year after i’ll add coloring to make your skin color, arsenic, etc… and you drink it and after all it is legal for us to have it in the kool-aid since the kool-aid was deemed legal