Can a school deny admission to a child sex offender if the building where the school is located has a daycare?
100399
I am not an attorney, but as a parent I would hope so.  I also thought if a child sex offender was released part of the parole would be to limit or cease all contact with children.
246514
The sex offender registry is basically a combination of McCarthyism blacklisting and the Scarlet Letter. \n\nEvery American is granted Due Process of the Law by the Constitution. This means they cannot be punished until proven guilty beyond a shadow of a doubt in a court of law. \n\nThe sex offender registry is a list of people that "might" be a threat and "might" commit another crime. They are being punished for a crime they have NOT even committed yet. \n\nThe only way for this to be Constitutional is if they courts could PROVE beyond the shadow of a doubt that this person is going to offend again. But unless the judge is a psychic... \n\nThey also require sex offenders to live a certain distance from a school. This gives the public a false sense of security. If a pedophile is psychotic enough and has the sexual urge to kidnap and molest a child, the distance rule is not going to stop him. That is like a bank robber worrying about getting a speeding ticket in his getaway car. \n\nOver 90% sex offenses on children happen with someone they already know and have access to.
778549
It depends on which state you live. \n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?p=child+sex+offender+registry&sp=1&fr2=sp-top&fr=yfp-t-501&toggle=1&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8&ei=UTF-8&SpellState=n-2185132977_q-mOluIOfwY0K1rR4v%2FiRyrgABAA%40%40
785877
If they met the parking requirements of their 1993 zoning code, you have no leg to stand on.  Todays code may be more stringent, but it wont take effect unless the daycare one day decides to to do major renovations or an addition.
770946
Depends on the level of sex offender he is. Only Level 3s are online, the other two, are private and you have to live in the area to get the information on them. Just because you can't find it does not mean he isn't on the list, but he is probably not a Level 3.
814678
If the boy is under age and the father is a registered sex offender, he could be, based on the law where the boy is located.  Also, if his parole states that he must stay away from children, the answer is a definite yes, if the boy is underage.\n\nAnother issue is in the boy's mother got a restraining order against the father for herself or the boy or it is part of the divorce decree that he stay away from the mother or the boy.  If either is true, the answer is again, a definite yes.\n\nAs the boy is an adult, does the boy have a restraining order against the father?  Does the father's parole prohibit contact? \n\nThese are just a few issues that should be considered.  For a more exact answer, you would need to contact a lawyer.
355514
Absolutely NOT!  Sex Offenders are sex offenders.  The public needs to be aware of them and their whereabouts.  Period. \n\nMy sister has a young son and decided to do a search of registered sex offenders within a one mile radius of a house they were considering purchasing.  The house was in a very nice neighborhood.  She was amazed to find over a dozen registered sex offenders living within a one mile radius of the house they were considering.  They didn't buy the house.\n\nUntil there are more stringent laws and regulations that  govern sex offenders and there whereabouts, I believe it is an important political platform.  That being said,  I also believe these politicians should KEEP THEIR PROMISES and follow through on them.  The public needs to feel they and their families are safe.\n\nIf you are asking this question because you or a loved one are a Sex Offender, I am sorry if this offends you ~ but the public has to be protected.
1007712
I worked at a daycare for 5 years but I am in a different state and am not sure if the same rules and regs apply there.  If there was an incident report filed it would be at the center.  We had to keep all records for at least 10 years.  If the police were called to the center to help handle the situation there should be some way of getting a report from the station.  Call the center and ask the director and call the police station and ask how long they keep reports on file.  I wish you luck.
722117
You have got to be kidding! The darlings of Corporate crimes get out of prison and get right on with their lives. The rehabilitated former sex offender, who has been through extensive treatment, has his and his families life in danger of vigilante murders. Is denied due process ALL the time. Can't take his children to the park. Can't go for a parent/teacher conference for his/her child. Oh yes, by the way, this goes for the single parents who are rehabilitated former sex offenders. So they can't check on their childs school progress. Attend any function their child may be performing in (which causes most of these children to not get involved in extra curricular activities). So you tell me how those convicted of corporate crimes have it so bad? They still have their money, while the rehabilitated former sex offender (possibly actually innocent) can't use his/her possible college degree and is lucky if he/she can get a job digging ditches. Yes siree, those poor corporate criminals just have it so hard!
234947
It depends on the state.  If you believe someone is a sex offender, I know in CA we can look it up by going to Megan's Law and type in the area we are looking for.
727379
i live in maryland too but all that i know is that they could {im not saying they are going to}get arrested for coming near and touching children. i looked up te offender registry because i sorta had the same kind of problem....you can print it out.... yes i tried it... if you want to get them removed try your hardest... but most likely they wont so i would start a petition....
774795
I don't think so, unless the prior conviction has you on probation or on a sex offendor register.
97081
if the school was negligent or did not take reasonable care to prevent an injury.Accidents do happen.\nThe burden of proof is on you.
762850
This is way to vague.... Child Care where?  Hospital, Juvenile Justice System, Social Service agency?\n\nYou need to re-post with more detail before your going to get a proper answer.
795725
First of all try to realize there are many more sex offenders who have never been caught and are not registered. You may live near or work with one and not even know it. Try not to become a vigilante in your frenzy to protect children.\n\nA registered offender can be designated as habitual or non-habitual, and aggravated or non-aggravated. Perhaps this is what that listing is referring to.\n\nDepending on the state you live in, being registered does not necessarily mean they cannot be with children, especially if they have finished their probation. Mostly it limits how close to a school they can live based on their offense.\n\nIf you go out of your way to make life more difficult (than it already is) for this person, it will only increase his chances of re-offending.
220185
Generally the answer is Yes, but it ultimately depends on your state and its website.  If you go to your state government's website, and search "sex offender" or "megan's law" you will be pointed in the right direction.  Hope this helps.  For example, www.njsp.org/info/reg_sexoffend.html is the New Jersey registry.
278113
Call your county office that licenses day care parents, perhaps they know of a family that takes children weekends. Plus a day care parent has been screened and fingerprinted.