Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE SATURDAY NEWS LOOKOUT Now for a Wider Look: Registry News Across Borders By FAC Media | Opinion & Research October 17, 2026 | Selected U.S. and international developments News across borders. International newspapers at a Dutch newsstand. Archival photo used for illustration; these are not this week’s headlines. Photo: SteenvanJ / Wikimedia Commons, public domain. A note
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FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE Does Putting Someone Online Make the Public Safer? A Massachusetts ruling. A question that hits home. By FAC Media | Opinion & Research For our community, a public registry listing is personal. It can reach into a job search, a family relationship or a child’s life. Behind each listing is a person, and often a family trying
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FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE $500,000 Bond for a Registration Charge. Is That Fair? By FAC Media | Opinion & Research $500,000 Half a million dollars. The announced secured bond for an alleged failure to report an online identifier. That is the bond announced for Stephen Jack Stines in Catawba County, North Carolina. His listed charge involves an online identifier, which can
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Housing · Accountability · Public Safety No Stable Home, More Felony Charges: Is This Making Florida Safer? Child safety deserves policies that work. A closer look at housing barriers, reporting rules and the human cost of repeated arrests. By FAC Media Research and Commentary October 15, 2026 On October 14, Brevard booked Travis Kinte Green, listed as transient in Cocoa.
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FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE MEDIA Growing Up on the Registry: When the Whole Family Pays Children grow. Parents age. Families keep caring. October 13, 2026 · Video premiere PREMIERES TODAY AT 10 A.M. EASTERN Tuesday, October 13, 2026 · 5 minutes, 32 seconds The premiere page is open; playback begins at the scheduled time. Watch the premiere Children grow, parents age,
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FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE MEDIA Tuesday’s Media Buzz Families, Fresh Perspectives and Reasons for Hope October 13, 2026 • News, context and community Behind the headlines, people are still living their lives. A court decision, a proposed restriction or an enforcement announcement can change how people move through the world. This week’s stories invite us to look beyond the headline: what
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