Logan Federico’s dad says criminals have become 'more important' than victims, pushes repeat offender registry

Stephen Federico, the father of murder victim Logan Federico, is advocating for federal legislation known as 'Logan’s Law.' The proposed bill would establish a national, publicly accessible database for repeat violent offenders and enhance data-sharing between jurisdictions. Federico and U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche participated in a law enforcement roundtable in South Carolina to urge Congress to pass the measure. The legislation follows the May 2025 killing of Logan Federico during a home invasion by a suspect with a lengthy criminal history, which Federico argues highlights systemic failures in the justice system where repeat offenders avoid long-term incarceration.

Stephen Federico, the father of murder victim Logan Federico, is advocating for federal legislation known as 'Logan’s Law.' The proposed bill would establish a national, publicly accessible database for repeat violent offenders and enhance data-sharing between jurisdictions. Federico and U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche participated in a law enforcement roundtable in South Carolina to urge Congress to pass the measure. The legislation follows the May 2025 killing of Logan Federico during a home invasion by a suspect with a lengthy criminal history, which Federico argues highlights systemic failures in the justice system where repeat offenders avoid long-term incarceration.