Jessica's Law

Jessica's Law refers to legislation aimed at protecting children from sexual predators, initially enacted in Florida after the tragic case of Jessica Lunsford, a young girl who was kidnapped and murdered. The law imposes strict sentencing guidelines for sexual offenses against minors, including mandatory minimum sentences and lifelong electronic monitoring for convicted offenders. Additionally, it mandates that offenders register with law enforcement and provides for enhanced penalties for repeat offenders. Overall, Jessica's Law seeks to increase public safety and ensure severe consequences for those who harm children.