The second issue is many of those on the registry seem to think they are powerless victims and civilians. Not true, if you are on or have ever been on the SOR you and your family are no longer civilians you are soldiers. Until that truth sink in progress will be hard and slow in coming!

In my non-lawyer opinion, I don’t believe Mike Tyson qualifies for 20/25 year removal in Florida because he has an out-of-state conviction for an offense that is equivalent to sexual battery in Florida, which is on the list of disqualifying offenses. The only way he would ever get off the registry in Florida while still being alive is a pardon from the governor of Indiana for his underlying rape conviction in that jurisdiction. Also, under Federal SORNA he is a Tier III offender, which is for life with no possibility for removal in federal court. So even if he ends up getting off of a state’s registry, he will have an “independent federal duty to register” when crossing state lines depending on how long he will be absent from his habitual place of residence.

I’m grabbing at straws. Hell I’m even becoming delusional. Some days I read these comments and think maybe just maybe I can feel normal again. But it’s just not so. The pressure of the side effects of long term exposure to the sex registry.. I’m quite positive I have PTSD. Near 29 years later I‘ve been given a new registration designation. Ignorant fool for moving to Florida. I can’t believe I’m in this position all over again. This is not good leadership and legislation.

Just to be on the safe side I have registered my blog web address with my local sheriff’s department. I don’t want those jokers questioning anything I do.

@P
If Mike Tyson (A multi0millionaire) cannot get off the registry, how do we expect to? That just shows it is not how much money you have but what judge you go before.
Shamefully, Florida still keeps deceased registered people on the registry for life, unless their family pays a good lawyer to get them removed.
I did notice tho, that those who died and are still on the registry, they took down the address at least so the people living there do not have to be harassed anymore. (They do keep the zip code on the page)
If the family pays a lawyer, they can get the entire page for the deceased offender down. (We all know it should be automatic) and keeping those pages up for deceased shows the lengths the state goes to punish families even after death.

Found another article and this one for sure is a 100% guaranteed way to get rid of Desantis. Found this article and sharing this tib bit.
“DeSantis, who was re-elected in a landslide in 2022 but is term-limited and cannot run for re-election in 2026”.

So either way, we get rid of him in the next year or so. Of course that does not mean our next Governor will be any better/gentler on our cause.

That’s why I specifically say in my post, “consult an attorney specializing in registry issues.”
NARSOL maintains a rudimentary contact list but not online of course. You’d have to send a message to their contact us page and see if they answer. Another option is to ask NARSOL for contact info on state affiliates. They would have better info on local attorneys.

And who would take over in his place, better, worse or the same.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/a-desantis-departure-for-trump-s-cabinet-would-scramble-top-of-florida-government/ar-AA1vgTn0?ocid=msedgdhp&pc=LCTS&cvid=30b821902faf4a2c9a0fea10cd39bbed&ei=32