Florida Action Committee (FAC)

Imagine running a race, crossing the finish line at the 20-mile marker, and then being told that while you were running, someone moved the finish line to 25 miles. That is exactly what this case is about. Florida law (Section 943.0435(11) Fla. Stat.) allows some registrants to petition a court to be removed from the registry after a set number

I am truly humbled by how in-depth B. Scott McLendon’s new Miami New Times article is. LEPER is used and for good reason! It shows the human lives behind Florida’s housing restrictions and the places people are forced to call home. When Scott reached out, FAC’s committee members, county coordinators and advocates came together to help make this story possible.

Many might ask, “Why should anyone care about South Florida’s sex offenders?” But the issue is more complicated than it appears. Kenny spent his first couple nights out of prison sleeping in a Walgreens parking lot on North Federal Highway. It’s one of the few places he can legally spend the night after serving his time. The Hollywood native in

Election officials in upstate New York have found a new threat to the democratic process: a 71-year-old man handing out ballots. According to CBS6 Albany, a man on New York’s registry was working the polls on Election Day until residents complained and the Montgomery County Board of Elections removed him around 8 p.m. The county sheriff said no law appeared

According to the Miami New Times, GEO Group, one of the nation’s largest private prison and immigration detention companies, has contributed $3.5 million to the political committee supporting Florida Republican gubernatorial nominee Byron Donalds. That includes three separate $1 million contributions in May, September, and October 2026. GEO’s business depends heavily on government contracts to incarcerate people. To be clear,

Imagine running a race, crossing the finish line at the 20-mile marker, and then being told that while you were running, someone moved the finish line to 25 miles. That is exactly what this case is about. Florida law (Section 943.0435(11) Fla. Stat.) allows some registrants to petition a court to be removed from the registry after a set number