Florida Public Safety Information Act

Florida Public Safety Information Act was passed in 1997 in Florida to list sexual predators and offenders on the internet and to make the same information available through a 24-hour/day hotline.

Read more about Florida Public Safety Information Act:  Internet Access, Hardcopy Assistance, Collaboration With Local Law Enforcement, DNA Registry, Offender Locating and Residence, Analysis and Intel, Interstate Cooperation, Inter-agency Cooperation, Address Verification, Tracking and Mapping, The General Public

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