Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
Join the BRITE Men’s Discussion Group tonight. FAC coordinator Don from Duval is the facilitator for the BRITE Men’s Support group call the second Tuesday of each month. The topic TONIGHT will be “Let’s Face the Issues”. BRITE (Brothers Restoring Identity, Talents and Engagement) brings men together to share experiences that improve lives and guides them to be their true
Weekly update for November 10, 2026. This is recording number 404. Dear Members and Advocates, This past week, a reader left a comment on one of our stories. They thanked FAC for the work we do and mentioned they had made a donation. Then they apologized that it couldn’t be more. We want that reader, and all of you, to
Join the BRITE Men’s Discussion Group tonight. FAC coordinator Don from Duval is the facilitator for the BRITE Men’s Support group call the second Tuesday of each month. The topic TONIGHT will be “Let’s Face the Issues”. BRITE (Brothers Restoring Identity, Talents and Engagement) brings men together to share experiences that improve lives and guides them to be their true
Megan’s Law (1994), the Adam Walsh Act (2006), efforts to require special sex offender license plates, and dozens of other laws restrict the movement, residence, employment, privacy, and every other right of convicted sex offenders. Megan’s Law was sponsored by New Jersey congressman Dick Zimmer, who recently died at age 81. Signed by then-President Clinton, the federal law required states
Weekly update for November 10, 2026. This is recording number 404. Dear Members and Advocates, This past week, a reader left a comment on one of our stories. They thanked FAC for the work we do and mentioned they had made a donation. Then they apologized that it couldn’t be more. We want that reader, and all of you, to
A new academic study puts a name to something registrants and their families have known for years. The registry doesn’t stay on a government website. It follows people everywhere. The study, “The Punitive Mesh,” was written by Alessandro Corda, a criminal law scholar at Queen’s University Belfast, and published this year in the journal Punishment & Society. Corda never writes
The Gulf County Board of County Commissioners has scheduled a public hearing on a proposed ordinance that would repeal and replace the county’s current Sexual Predator Ordinance. The notice says the new ordinance would set residency restrictions for both sexual predators and sex offenders. That could mean the restrictions reach people the current ordinance doesn’t cover. The notice also lists
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