Reforming Florida’s Sex Offender Registry Laws
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
Every voice can help the truth reach someone new. This week, more than 10,000 voices are standing together. Last Sunday, we shared stories of hope. This week, that hope has more voices behind it: thoughtful reporting, hundreds of new petition signatures, and personal comments that explain what these laws mean in everyday life. For families who often feel unheard, this
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
A Bullhead City couple who “expressed distaste” for sex offenders were arrested after a man they knew was found dead in the desert over the weekend, police said. Jacob Dylan Middlebrook, 35, and Layne Justine McIntosh, 36, were arrested Saturday in the death of 29-year-old XXXXXXX, according to the Bullhead City Police Department. Police say XXXXX, a registered Level 2
Opinion Research and Personal Accounts How can families follow every rule when officials give different answers? Families need clarity and maybe this all sound to familiar. On November 1, a deputy checked a man’s address. On November 5, a corporal returned to arrest him. The Villages-News report describes an unreported car parked at home, replacing one that leaked. Records linked