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FLORIDA
SEX OFFENDERS
COST
OF REPORT: $9.95
[ORDER
ONLINE]
A Florida
law, effective 7/1/96, requires the state of Florida to
maintain an updated list of Registered Sexual Predators in
this state after a court has made a written finding
designating them as a Sexual Predator as
that term is defined by Florida statute.
Chapter
97-299, Laws of Florida, requires certain sex offenders to
directly register or to have information compiled.
IMPORTANT
REMINDERS:
- Positive
identification of a person believed to be a sexual
predator or sex offender cannot be established unless
a fingerprint comparison is made.
- It
is illegal to use public information regarding a
Sexual Predator or Sex Offender to facilitate the
commission of a crime.
- This
listing refers to sexual offenses, and may not reflect
the entire Florida criminal history of a particular
individual.
- Current
Sexual Predators Registration List
This
list includes individuals who have been designated as
Sexual Predators under the current Florida law (effective
July 1, 1996).
This list is updated regularly.
- List
of Registered Sexual Predators under Prior Law
This
list includes individuals registered as Sexual Predators
as of March, 1996, under the prior law.
This list does not reflect current sexual predator
registration information and is not updated.
- Current
Sex Offender List
This
list includes individuals who are Sex Offenders under the
current Florida law.
This list is updated regularly.
The state
of Florida tries to assure that the information presented
here is accurate and current. Although Florida updates
this information on a regular basis, the information can
change quickly. You are cautioned that it is possible that
information provided may not reflect the current
residence, status or other information regarding an
individual.
We
are also able to access information in a particular area
of a state if we are provided with a zip code to search.
Sex
Offenders &
Sexual Predators
On
October 1, 1997, new criteria were established for
registration and community notification of Sexual
Predators and Sex
Offenders.
The Public
Safety Information Act (PSIA) of 1997 establishes that all
sexual predators, who committed their act on or after
October 1, 1993, are now subject to mandatory community
notification and registration requirements. Registration
requirements were also broadened under the PSIA to include
sex offenders who have been released from any sanction of
the court or from the care, custody and control of the
Florida Department of Corrections on or after October 1,
1997.
Sex
offenders are defined in legislation by their conviction
of certain enumerated sex offenses.
The PSIA
also requires all sexual predators and sex offenders, if
not under custody or supervision of the Florida Department
of Corrections, and after having initially registered in
person to update their information within 48 hours of any
change of address, and to obtain a Florida driver's
license or identification card, if applicable.
NOTE:
If you submitted your request to us and did not provide a
zip code for us to search, then we have searched under the
zip code of the address that you provided when you signed
up to use our services. If you need a different zip code
checked, please contact our offices at 1-800-315-7678.
If you have the name of a particular individual whom you
would like us to
check, again, please call our offices and we can usually
tell you if they are registered as a sex offender in your
state. We can be reached Monday through Friday from 8:00
a.m.-8:00 p.m. MST. 1-800-315-7678
This information is updated regularly, to try to assure
that it is complete and accurate. However, this information can change quickly.
You are cautioned that the information provided in
this site search is information of record and may not
reflect the current residence, status, or other
information regarding a registrant (offender).
Sex offenders have always lived in our communities;
but it wasn't until the passage of the sex and child
offender registration act that the law enforcement even
knew where they were living. In many cases, this
information is now available to enhance public safety and
protection.
WARNING: Abuse of this
information to threaten, intimidate or harass registered
sex offenders will not be tolerated. Further, such abuse
could potentially end the ability to provide this
information. We believe the only person who wins if this
ends is the offender, since sex offenders derive their
power through secrecy.
Or
contact customerservice@sexoffendersusa.com
by e-mail.
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