Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE 🎃 FAC COMICS 🎃 Halloween Treats for All HALLOWEEN SATIRE Story and narration by Quiet too long Comic adaptation by FAC Media With Halloween coming around, I turned Quiet too long’s full story into a comic. His narration is preserved throughout. Thank you for the narration very well done and funny Thank you. 🎃 HAPPY HALLOWEEN 🎃
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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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FLORIDA ACTION COMMITTEE Eight Years Waiting for Answers: Georgia Takes Another Look at a Registry Case By FAC Media Research and Commentary · October 15, 2026 People need to know what the law requires of them. For someone on the registry, a wrong step can carry serious consequences. Getting a clear answer should not take years. Just north of Florida,
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More Than a Month Later: A Closer Look at Manatee County’s “27 Arrests” Headline By FAC Media | Research and Commentary Sheriff Rick Wells at the September 2, 2026 Operation Safe Childhood briefing. Photo published by Pulse of Manatee; cropped. Children deserve safety. Survivors deserve lasting care. Families deserve clear answers. Public money should support work that protects children and
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INVESTIGATIVE REPORT Florida’s Registry Keeps Growing. Public Safety or Overenforcement? What are taxpayers getting? By Florida Action Committee Media Opinion and Commentary · October 11, 2026 An arrest makes a headline. What happens afterward is harder to see. Florida’s registry grows, reporting rules accumulate, and public money supports enforcement. But the public still needs clearer answers about costs, outcomes
Read moreFlorida Action Committee | FAC Media Florida Expands Career-Offender Registration Requirements SB 1332: Who is covered and what changes • October 1, 2026 Florida expanded its career-offender registration requirements on October 1. SB 1332, now Chapter 2026-151, adds reporting duties for people legally designated as career offenders. For people on Florida’s sexual-offender registry, the immediate question is understandable: does this
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