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Sex Offender And Criminal Registries: more detail

National Conference on Sex Offender Registries proceedings of a BJS/SEARCH conference (SuDoc J 29.9/8:SE 9) by U.S. Dept of Justice, 1998

Retroactive application of sex offender registry statutes: 1995 survey of states by David Niner, 1995

Summary of state sex offender registry dissemination procedures (SuDoc J 29.31:SE 9) by Devon R. Adams, 1999

Summary of state sex offender registries, 2001 (Fact sheet) by Devon B Adams, 2002

Summary of state sex offender registries automation and operation, 1998 (SuDoc J 29.29:00008089) by Virginia B. Baldau, 1999

Establishment and Maintenance of Central Registries for Child Abuse Reports: Summary of State Laws by Child Welfare Information Gateway, 2010-05-16

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person named on Connecticuts sex offender registry is Blumenthal argued thatthe convicts criminal trials served The fact the registries exist at all
http://www.youthtoday.org/youthtoday/newsbriefs.html
Megan's Law - NYS Defenders Assoc - Public Defense Backup (for Public Defenders)
require forcible compulsion according to a New York City criminal Court offendersPlan, Associated Press (CA), June 26, 2002; sex offender registries Face Legal
http://www.nysda.org/Hot_Topics/Megan_s_Law/megan_s_law.html

Extractions: FAX: 465-3249 Note: Copies of articles with inactive links may be found by visiting the publisher's web sites or retrieving a copy from a print source. For more information please read our FAQ Current Developments Court School to educate children about testifying at trial opened by Parents for Megan's Law in Suffolk County. Demystifying the Courtroom: School to Aid Kids Who May Testify , Newsday (Suffolk County), September 27, 2002
Illinois Sex Offender List
contained in the sex offender List to commit a criminal act against Abuse ~~ Dr. NancyFaulkner sex offender registries Laws on Community Notification offender
http://www.sinuhe.org/visual-basic-application-example.htm
National Criminal Index - Advantage Services, Inc.
criminal index includes a list of currently registered sex offenders with felonyconvictions records. The data has been compiled from sex offender registries
http://www.advantagescreenings.com/sernationalcrim.htm

Extractions: National Criminal Index Search Prev Next The National Criminal Index is a database of more than 70 million criminal records across the United States from 37 states. States searched: AK, AZ, AR, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, ME, MD, MI, MN, MS, MO, MN, NE, NV, NJ, NY, NC, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, WI. The information available varies from state to state. Note: ASI recommends this search as a supplement to a seven year criminal record search by county. National Criminal Index includes the following: State/Location Dates Updated Jurisdiction Description Alaska 1987 - present Quarterly Courts Arizona 1985 - present Monthly Corrections Arkansas 1987 - present Monthly Courts Connecticut 1995 - present Monthly Corrections, Courts Georgia 1979 - present Monthly Corrections Idaho 1990 - present Quarterly Corrections Illinois 1990 - present Quarterly Corrections Indiana 1985 - present Monthly Corrections Iowa 1982 - present Monthly Corrections Kansas 1995 - present Monthly Corrections Kentucky 1982 - present Monthly Corrections Felony Maine 1985 - present Monthly Corrections Maryland None Corrections Felony Michigan 1995 - present Quarterly Corrections Felony Minnesota 1979 - present Monthly Corrections
SuburbanChicagoNews.com | Columnists | Charles Pelkie
The 41year-old electrician from Homer Township was convicted of misdemeanor criminalsexual abuse six years and of course there are sex offender registries.
http://www.suburbanchicagonews.com/opinions/columnists/pelkie/

Extractions: Trustee case has several ironic twists Published in the Herald News 04/05/03 There are many ironic twists in State's Attorney Jeff Tomczak's decision last week to haul three New Lenox Fire District trustees into jail for using an office computer to prepare election challenges. As you may recall, Chief Judge Stephen White last week tossed out felony charges of official misconduct against trustees George Hedke, Robert Fronek and Conrad Kiebles, ruling that Tomczak's office had no probable cause to arrest the trio of computer-using villains. But by that time, the three had already been booked into the Will County Jail, where, after being fingerprinted and photographed, they used their personal credit cards to post $1,000 bail. They admitted that they dropped by the district office one night, slipped a personal disc into a computer and used five sheets of paper to print off election challenges to two of Kiebles' opponents. But they argued that no state law and no district policy barred them or any employee from using the computer. The arrests for such a minor transgression twisted the stomachs of just about every local government worker into knots. The trustees' lawyer, former Assistant State's Attorney Phil Mock, argued that any employee who uses a government computer to print up a flier for an after-work office party could be prosecuted for the same crime. And a judge quipped to me on election night that he was thinking twice about using the computer in his chambers to check the weather reports on the Internet.
Fact Sheet
the creation of abuse and neglect registries for children may ask about and considercriminal convictions less than 7. What is the Hawaii sex offender Registry?
http://www.state.hi.us/lrb/rpts01/factcrim.html

Extractions: Fact Sheet CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORD CHECKS IN HAWAII: ISSUES AND OPTIONS Guidelines for Screening Persons Working With Children, the Elderly, and Persons in Need of Support issued in 1998 by the United States Attorney General. Not expand public access to include unrestricted to nonconviction data. Existing law makes Hawaii an "open records" state for purposes of unrestricted public access to Hawaii criminal conviction data. Answer Criminal history records trace an individual's involvement through the criminal justice system. An individual's "criminal history record information" includes both conviction data and nonconviction data (arrests that did not result in a valid conviction). Answer: Hawaii conviction data is freely accessible by the general public. Answer: Conviction data may be accessed on Public Access computers at the Data Center, the main county police departments, and the Kona police department on Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Answer: Dissemination of nonconviction data is limited by law to criminal justice agencies, state and county government agencies authorized to conduct criminal history record checks to determine employment and licensing suitability, and other authorized agencies and individuals. Answer: Employers may ask about and consider criminal convictions less than ten years old that are rationally related to the duties and responsibilities of the job.
Law Enforcement
USA sex offender registries. USA State Agencies. National IncidentBased Reporting System. National Instant criminal Backround Check.
http://www.ccmostwanted.com/police.htm

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Freedomforum.org: Supreme Court Debates Merits Of Megan's Laws
These registries highlight the publicinformation aspect of in 1994 by a convictedsex criminal who lived in Indiana high court halts sex-offender law Justices
http://www.freedomforum.org/templates/document.asp?documentID=17253
Sex Offender Registration
His criminal history includes multiple counts of forcible rape the Federal Crime Billof 1995, all 50 states were required to establish sex offender registries.
http://www.lapdonline.org/general_information/dept_pub_program/sex_off.htm

Extractions: A high-risk sex offender, previously convicted of child molestation and forcible rape, has additional child molestation charges against him dismissed when a new victim refuses to testify. He is, however, convicted on a new charge and sent back to prison for 25 years to life. An admitted pedophile is discovered to be in possession of child pornography. His current residence overlooks a playground. Neighbors report he often sits in his parked vehicle, partially obscured by tinted windows, and watches local children playing nearby. He is arrested and sent back to prison as a result of a new charge. A parolee, with three separate convictions for forcible rape in his criminal history, absconds from parole and establishes residency in another state. He lives there for three years until he is arrested on a new charge. He is convicted on the new charge and sentence to 25 years to life. Patrol officers observe a convicted sex offender trying the doorknobs of residences in a Los Angeles neighborhood. His criminal history includes multiple counts of forcible rape.
Peacemaking & Crime
Provides information about peacemaking in the US criminal justice system and resources useful to Category Society Issues Crime and Justice over 100,000 criminal trials held at London's central criminal court State sex Offenderregistries Links to states' registries and their community notification
http://www.westga.edu/~jfuller/peace.html

Extractions: The peacemaking model of criminal justice is emerging as an effective, humane policy approach. Peacemaking emphasizes social justice, conflict resolution, rehabilitation, and a belief that people must cooperate in democratic institutions in order to develop meaningful communities. The peace perspective is sometimes misunderstood as being soft on crime as it rejects the rhetoric of the war-on-crime perspective. However, crime is not excused. Both the individual's culpability and the contribution of the institutions of society are taken into account. The peace perspective requires social justice. Only by transforming both the criminal and society can we hope to develop effective, fair and human responses to crime. Other stuff
Background Check: Government Criminal Records, Pre-employment Background Check S
Parrish criminal Databases is Louisiana Bosser Parrish and Caddo Parrish. StateSex offender registries in the following Texas, Alaska, Delaware, Florida
http://www.criminalbackground.com/content/instdesc.asp

Extractions: "Database" Searches Criminalbackground.com will provide you access the the Omni Search which includes 23 criminal databases that will be searched simultaneously and results will be returned instanlty. Also, if you wish to narrow your search, you can search each database individually. State Criminal Datases for the following: Arkansas, Mississippi and Texas County Criminal Databases in Texas: Dallas County, Denton County, Collin County, Travis County, Bexar County, Fort Bend County Parrish Criminal Databases is Louisiana: Bosser Parrish and Caddo Parrish State Sex Offender Registries in the following: Texas, Alaska, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kansas, North Carolina, South Carolina and Utah Department of Correction Databases: Texas, Idaho and North Carolina
Megan's Law - Connecticut's Sex Offender Registration Law
those who might unknowingly live near a dangerous sex offender. a neighbor on parolefor a sex offense. it does not differentiate between a criminal threat and
http://www.smith-lawfirm.com/registration.html

Extractions: Home Directions Family Law Victims Law ... Site Table Abstract : Connecticut's revamped statute requiring convicted sexual offenders to register and for a new centralized registry to be maintained by the Dept. of Public Safety. Link to Conn. State Department of Public Safety Sex Offender Registry Read More About It: A guide for parents to teach their children personal safety rules to reduce the risk of sexual abuse "Children are best protected by giving them the knowledge and skills necessary for their safety and well-being." Article: Sex Offender Registration in CT - It's Not That Simple Sexual Offender Treatment in the 90's and Beyond The importance of sex education for children Legislative History of CT's Megan's Law ... Civil Remedies for Victims of Sexual Abuse Links: KlaasKids Site: Summary of Statewide Registration Laws National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse and Neglect Information Topic Home Page: Resources for Victims of Sexual Abuse ... Statutes of Limitation for Victims of Sexual Abuse Susan K. Smith
Supreme Court To Review Sex-Offender Registries, 'Three Strikes' Laws -- 10/07/2
of the appellate division, said sexoffender registry laws vary the first Megan'slaw, allows sex offenders to if you've completed your criminal sentence, paid
http://www.cnsnews.com/Nation/archive/200210/NAT20021007b.html

Extractions: In Connecticut Department of Public Safety v. Doe, two Connecticut men claim they should have the right to a hearing before their names are included in the state's sex-offender registry. The state law requires criminals convicted of most sex-related crimes to supply information about themselves, which is then posted on a public website. On the same day, Nov. 13, the court will hear Smith v. Doe, a challenge to Alaska's sex-offender registry law. Two convicted sex offenders and the spouse of a sex offender brought the lawsuit, claiming the Alaska law unfairly punished them. The sex offenders argued they had already served their time and, therefore, they did not have to abide by the law.
GOVERNOR PATAKI ANNOUNCES SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY ON WEB
Of those states, 21 have posted some portion of their sex offender registries onthe web at the click of a mouse, State Director of criminal Justice Katherine N
http://www.state.ny.us/governor/press/year00/may18_1_00.htm

Extractions: May 18, 2000 GOVERNOR PATAKI ANNOUNCES SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY ON WEB Sex Offender Registry Information Line Cost Reduced to only $.50 per Call Governor George E. Pataki today announced that parents can now get up to the minute information about sexual predators through the State Division of Criminal Justice Services' website (criminaljustice.state.ny.us). The new service will allow the public to access the information on High-Risk (Level 3) Sex Offenders as soon as it is entered into the system. "Now, New Yorkers will have quick and easy access to this vital information in order to make informed, responsible decisions about the safety of their children. This free resource will provide parents with the knowledge they need to help protect their children from sexual predators," said Governor Pataki. With the addition of the new website, the public now has three different options to find out if an individual is a registered sex offender. The other two are the Sex Offender Registry Information Line and the Subdirectory of High-Risk (Level 3) Sex Offenders, which is maintained at local police agencies. At Governor Pataki's directions, the Sex Offender Registry Information Line (900-288-3838) now costs only $.50 per call for up to five searches down from $5 per call. This service includes sensitive information regarding an offender's modus operandi, information that would be inappropriate to include on this website, which is easily accessed by children. A caller to the 900 telephone line can get this descriptive information in a confidential manner.
Sex Offender Registers
offender registries Page Four Abuse offsite FingerprintBased National CriminalBackground Checks National Center For sex offender Management The
http://www.prevent-abuse-now.com/register.htm
Community Sex Offender Registers
Index to Community sex offender registries by N. Faulkner, PhD.
http://www.prevent-abuse-now.com/reg_city.htm
Little League Baseball
Island, Washington. To view the particular details on sex OffenderRegistries and criminal records in each state, click here. You
http://www.littleleague.org/childprotect/rapsheets.htm

Extractions: Now Available to Local Little Leagues Little League has joined with Rapsheets.com to provide local Little Leagues with a special Internet site that allows members to search a national database of more than 120 million criminal records - instantly - for $1.50 per name, and with no maintenance fee. The site provides searches of criminal records from 38 statewide databases and Washington, D.C., including Sex Offender Registries from 29 states and the District of Columbia. Normally, this service is $19.95, with an additional monthly maintenance fee. Little League now requires local leagues, at a minimum, to search Sex Offender Records in the state in which certain volunteers live. Those volunteers are Managers, Coaches, Board of Directors members and any other persons, volunteers or hired workers, who provide regular service to the league and/or have repetitive access to, or contact with, players or teams. The special Internet site, available only to Little Leagues, may uncover violent criminals who could pose a potential danger, so Little League Baseball encourages the use of this Internet database. The background checks on Rapsheets.com meet or exceed the requirements set forth in Regulation I (c) of the Little League Official Regulations and Playing Rules for all states except California, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, South Dakota and Vermont.
Sex Offender Registries
Advertisement. sex offender registries Guide picks. Additional sex offenderregistries More than thirty states offer this information online.
http://crime.about.com/cs/sexoffenders/
Sex Crime
pedophiles? and how do we really feel about that? sex offender RegistriesLists for dozens of cities, counties and states. sex offender
http://crime.about.com/cs/sexcrime/
NCSLnet: CJ Letter - Back Issues
States Pursue sex offender Notification 06/97. sex offenders. Investigating,Preventing Terrorist Acts Key Interest of criminal Justice Committee - 11/01.
http://www.ncsl.org/programs/cj/backiss.htm

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