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: Sex Offender IssuesOH - Registry lists need to label offenders accurately
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Anything to bloat the registry and keep the fear going!
03/12/2009
Convicted criminals don?t deserve sympathy often, especially those who held people, including children, hostage.
But _____ and others like him really don?t deserve the stigma attached to them long after they served their time in prison.
_____ won a rare victory this past week in his quest to be removed from Ohio?s sex-offender registry when prosecutors dropped a charge against him for failing to register and notify the local sheriff of his current address.
There?s no doubt _____ failed to do those things, just as it?s clear he does not belong on a sex-offender registry.
He?s never been accused or convicted of a sex crime, and there?s no mention of the word ?sex? in _____ case file from the conviction that landed him in prison for five years in 1994...continue to full postFull post as published by Sex Offender Issues on March 12, 2009 (boomark / email).
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