VIDEO: Florida Senate Fiscal Policy Committee SB 1252
Two Florida Action Committee members spoke in opposition to SB 1252 at the recent Fiscal Policy Committee meeting in Tallahassee. What a difference those two people made after taking a day off from work and driving all the way to Tallahassee from the southwestern part of the Florida peninsula to give their 3-minute talk, each. A Florida senior reporter picked up their story and has run with it. As a result of what these two FAC members did, they started the ball rolling that eventually caused a senate member to file an amendment that would remove the red lettering on the driver’s license language from SB 1252.
The battle is not over to stop the heinous bills that have been filed this session in the Florida Legislature, but we have seen the powerful influence that even a small number of people can make in helping the lives of others.
You can listen to the talks our two FAC members gave at 8:00 minutes into the video.
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Thank you to the two the represented so many. I am tired of the witch hunt and I fail to understand why offenders are not treated more fairly just like other felons! Just got out of court with my son and this life long torture is so wrong ! Unconstitutional and I will not vote for anyone who advocates this kind of treatment
This is so unfair! Sex Offenders are treated worse than MURDERERS AND RAPISTS. There is no level of for this crime. All are thrown in this bushel of rotten apples whether they’re a pedophile or someone who was misled by someone’s age. Why are they punished for the rest of their lives? Especially when they have excelled in their lives. My son can’t even go to my grandson’s graduation FOR CHIST SAKE!!!! He served his time, followed all the rules, has never been in any other trouble, bought a house, has a great job… STOP HATING!!!!!
@ E.GIRARDI
I went to my sister graduation at a school while I was on House arrest and had no issue. Of course that was like 20 years ago. Things have changed ALOT over those past years.
Thank you speakers! I honestly wish I could have been there as well. There is some catharsis in speaking and having a voice. I jammed out some emails; so I can only hope they were noticed. But thank you heroes with hearts for speaking up for our families.
Emails and letters are somewhat helpful but nothing like having someone in person stand before you and look you in the eye while explaining the impacts on people’s extended families that had nothing to do with the crimes of the ex offender. Ex offenders who I might add, like myself, whose crime(s) was/were almost 32 years ago.
I want to thank the two men who spoke up and hopefully opened the minds of some of our lawmakers. I wish I knew more because I would have joined them. I am a 78 year old male we just continue to be the focus of some law makers. Enough punishment! Do you want our blood were does it end. Most of us are good people with one mistake. Yes most of the time it is entrapment. Why keep banging us over the head. I recently also saw they want special license plates for offenders! Regardless of who owns the vehicle. If it’s my wife’s car and I drive it occasionally it will need the special license plate. ( she is not a offender, why label her. Subject her to possible harm or abuse) enough!! Let us live our life with our label. Don’t label families..