How long after someone gets out of jail do the have to register as a sex offender?
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Depends on the state.  For some it is within 5 working days (CA), for some a little longer.\n\nRemember too that not all registrants will appear on the internet web sites, it will depend upon the laws for that state.  (and they are not automatically updated daily, so someone might be registered but won't show on the website for a while.
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Register for sex offenders......Register for drugs ...WHY not register murders.....
389255
It depends on the state.  Some states will require you to report it, but only if the victim is a child.  Other states will require you to only report it if you can identify the perpetrator by name (so CPS knows where to go).  I worked at an internship in MD last year.  The agency's (and state's) policy was to report all sexual abuse.  Regardless of the victim's age now and how long ago it happened.  I think the reasoning is that many sex offenders are repeat offenders- so even though you are over 18, it is possible the perpetrator is also abusing someone else.  For some reason, even if the perpetrator was dead, you still had to report it.  \nFor this reason, I always start out every session with the limits of confidentiality as it applies to the state law.  (so basically, I had to imply to people at my last internship- if you don't want sex abuse to be reported, don't tell me.)  But that way, there are no surprises when abuse has to be reported or when confidentiality has to be breached.
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I don't know about that particular community, but if they are required, all they have to do is put in the local newpaper. There is a section in there for public notices, usually in with the classified section. If it is a big enough story, there may be a news story on it (like if a sex offender is moving into the area), but otherwise, it will be listed in tiny print in the public notices section of the newspaper.
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This will differ based on where you live.  As far as I know there is no federal statute stating where a sex offender can or can not reside.  Go to your County's website for starters.  Usually, sex offenders have to live a certain distance from schools and public parks, but it all depends on your state and local laws.
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you won't have a say if he goes to prison...it will depend on plea bargain, judge or jury. may not go to jail since he was aminor at the time, but he will prob. have to be a registered sex offender for life
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Hmm, they have stuff online about that sort of thing but you will most likely have to pay for the service.  \n\nUsually the local sheriff's office will have an up to date list of convicted sex offenders, however, if that is what you're looking for.  Depending on where you live in WI, that information may or may not be available on the sheriff's department's webpage.\n\nHope this helps.
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National Sex Offender Public Registry
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Keep in mind.. sexual offenders are different than sexual predators\n- offenders are not always likely to be repeat offenders... where as sexual predators are... a sex offender could be an 18 year old senior having sex with a 16 year old junior in high school....\n-Predators are the ones that prey on underage children, women, etc...
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Everything said before is right.  But consider\n(1) Are these people in county jail (typically for sentences for less than a year), in state prison (typically for sentences in state court for more than a year) or federal prison (typically for sentences in FEDERAL court for offenses).\n(2) If you do not know, start with the federal locator that someone has linked to above( because it's nationwide) and if you have no luck, then try your state system.
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Please check the FBI web-site.  They list all sex offenders by state.  The site includes current address and a picture of the person.
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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.
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if they register with the proper authorities, I am sure they could.  Most cities require that a sex offender require register with the local law enforcement authority where they plan to live, and require that law enforecement notify the neighbors.
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There is some monitoring in most states for sex offenders. I have listed a website that is worth looking at. You type in your address and it shows you where the listed sex offenders are. It gives you pictures of the offender and information about the type of crime. You should check it out.
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If you committed a crime before a law was passed then the new law does not affect you. If you were going 75 in a 55 4 years ago and got a ticket, and since then they raise the speed limit to 75, you can't go ask for a refund. \n\nAs far as the sex offender that may or may not have registered when they moved. The police have to prove that this man is indeed a sex offender. They can't falsely accuse him. Lots of people resemble each other or have the same name. Just because someone calls the police and tells them does not give the police any means to come arrest someone because somebody gave them a "tip." \n\nThey would have to match this man's social security number, fingerprints or dna to make sure he is indeed the man. But they are not allowed to force the man into giving them any of this information. \n\nPoliticians pass laws to give the public a false sense of security.  But the laws do no good if the law enforcement decides not to enforce them. This is why we elect our sheriffs, so we can have a sheriff that agrees with us on what should be priority .
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Here's a good place to look.  Your state should have a sexual offender registry online too that you can check out.
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just type in like in my case.... "louisiana sex offender registry" should come up!..... what state do you live in?