1. Bureau Of Justice Statistics National Conference On Sex Offender Registries the National Conference on sex offender registries sponsored in August 1997 addressing issues related to criminal record data quality, identification, domestic violence, and sex http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/abstract/ncsor.htm

U.S. Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Statistics To the BJS home page Publications What's new National Conference on Sex Offender Registries Contains the presentations made at the National Conference on Sex Offender Registries sponsored in August 1997 by BJS and SEARCH, the National Consortium for Justice Information and Statistics. Included are presentations and materials by Federal, State and local governmental representatives, administrators, and researchers. The conference is the latest in the series of national conferences sponsored by BJS addressing issues related to criminal record data quality, identification, domestic violence, and sex offenders. This document provides background for the National Sex Offender Registry Assistance Program for FY 1998 , announced in the Federal Register on March 27 to fund State sex offender registries. 5/98 NCJ 168965 Acrobat file ASCII text file To order paper version Help for using BJS products ... Go to the top of this page Bureau of Justice Statistics U.S. Department of Justice

2. Sex Offender.com - Home Page Program is being handled through the National criminal History Improvement Summaryof State sex offender registries Dissemination and Procedures Update 1999. http://www.sexoffender.com/nsor.html

National Sex Offender Registry Assistance Program The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), U.S. Department of Justice, established the National Sex Offender Registry (NSOR) Assistance Program to help the states comply with sex offender registration and community notification requirements instituted by the federal government. The NSOR Assistance Program is being handled through the National Criminal History Improvement Program (NCHIP) Background Beginning in 1994, Congress enacted three statutes that collectively required states to establish or strengthen programs to keep track of sex offenders. The Jacob Wetterling Crimes Against Children and Sexually Violent Offender Registration Act required states to register sex offenders to alert law enforcement of their presence in the community. The federal version of " Megan’s Law brief " see also Megan’s Law "Citizens Guide"

3. SexCriminals.com: City, County And State Sex Offender Registries This listing only includes online sex offender registries. doesn't have an onlinesex offender registry, it police or state department of criminal justice to http://www.sexcriminals.com/registries.html

News, Info, Statistics, Sex Offender Registries Home Sex Offender Registries News Articles Fugitives ... Contact Us Miscellaneous Add to Favorites What's New Sites Linking to Us Latest News 22 articles last 7 days Govt considers suppor... Two anti-porn laws de... Megan's laws challeng... Banko challenging lab... ... More News... Latest Messages 59 msgs. last 7 days Re: very confused Re: very confused Re: the reason why sex offeders exist Good Point ... More Messages... Wanted Fugitives Victoria Michelle Cravitz Zahidul Islam More Fugitives... Sex Offender Registries, Sex Offender Databases and Sex Offender Maps We have compiled a listing of online sex offender registries, sex offender databases and sex offender maps by city, state, and county. There are currently 45 state listings, 99 city listings and 134 county listings. This listing only includes online sex offender registries. If your state doesn't have an online sex offender registry, it may still make its registry available to the public through other means, including phone access, police precinct access and written request. If your state is not listed please contact your local police precinct, state police or state department of criminal justice to inquire whether there is information you can access. Because of this site requires more time to manage than we have available, please do not contact us to ask us why your location doesn't have an online registry, whether it has other means to access information on registered offenders or who you can contact because we can't do anything more than refer you to the above section.

4. SexCriminals.com: Sex Offenders And Sex Crimes Resource News, Info, Statistics, sex offender registries,The Easy Way To Access criminal Records Online. http://www.sexcriminals.com/

News, Info, Statistics, Sex Offender Registries Home Sex Offender Registries News Articles Fugitives ... Contact Us Miscellaneous Add to Favorites What's New Sites Linking to Us Latest News 22 articles last 7 days Govt considers suppor... Two anti-porn laws de... Megan's laws challeng... Banko challenging lab... ... More News... Latest Messages 59 msgs. last 7 days Re: very confused Re: very confused Re: the reason why sex offeders exist Good Point ... More Messages... Wanted Fugitives Dorothy Dee Carlson Kenneth Allen Burns, Jr. More Fugitives... SexCriminals.com Mission SexCriminals.com strives to make the world we live in a safer one for adults and children alike. We provide you information, resources and tools to keep you educated and informed. Sex Offender Registries and Sex Offender Databases Though we would like to see a national database of sex offenders in the United States and similar efforts in other countries, that is not currently a reality. Many U.S. states and localities have some level of information on sex offenders online. To find the website for your area check here . If you are aware of a website that we don't have listed let us know To access names, locations and maps pertaining to registered convicted sex offenders in your area, visit the Sex Offender Registries section of the site. This is the core of SexCriminals.com. The site was started in 1998 to share an accurate, comprehensive, current list of online sites with sex offender registries and databases. Today, thanks to the efforts of SexCriminals.com volunteers and our visitors we have the most comprehensive, accurate and current directory available.

5. Five Myths About Sex Offender Lists And Registries sex offender lists and registries should not be the sole source used in a Positiveidentification is necessary in determining a person's criminal record. http://www.pedowatch.org/pedowatch/registries.htm

About Pedowatch About Julie Posey In the News Legislation Free e-Cards Welcome to Pedowatch.com Five Myths About Sex Offender Lists and Registries Myth #1 Sex offender registries and lists are a reliable source for a background check. Sex offender lists and registries should not be the sole source used in a background check. Many people have the same names and many people move. Positive identification is necessary in determining a person's criminal record. Many states require you to have permission from the subject that you are checking and many require that a fingerprint card be submitted in order to do a proper background check. Contact your local law enforcement for more information. Myth #2 All sex offenders are required to register as sex offenders. Each state has it's own guidelines regarding what sex crimes qualify for requiring a person to register as a sex offender. Not all sex offenders are required to register. Many states do not have a penalty for failure to register for those who are required to register. It also greatly depends on what the offender plead guilty to or was convicted of too. The person who broke into a home, stole some jewelry and raped a victim may have plead guilty to a robbery related crime and any rape charges were dismissed.

6. Navigation NSOR is administered through the National criminal History Improvement Program(NCHIP). Background. Summary of State sex offender registries, 2001. http://www.search.org/policy/nsor/offender.asp

www.search.org National Sex Offender Registry Assistance Program The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), U.S. Department of Justice, established the National Sex Offender Registry (NSOR) Assistance Program to help the states comply with federal requirements for sex offender registration and community notification. NSOR is administered through the National Criminal History Improvement Program (NCHIP) Background Congress enacted three statutes that require states to establish or strengthen programs to track sex offenders: The Jacob Wetterling Crimes Against Children and Sexually Violent Offender Registration Act , " Megan’s Law " and the Pam Lychner Sexual Offender Tracking and Identification Act Many states use the Internet to comply with federal notification mandates. Other states do not list sex offenders online but use the Internet for instructions on how to obtain offender information. Some local law enforcement agencies use the Internet to provide information on sex offenders in their jurisdictions. In a few states, sex offender information is placed online by private organizations. Information on state-maintained sex offender Web sites is accessible through the links below.

7. Navigation National Conference on sex offender registries Proceedings of a BJS/SEARCH Conferenceon Juvenile Justice Records Appropriate criminal and Noncriminal http://www.search.org/conferences/proceedpresent.asp

www.search.org Past Conferences/Symposia 2003 COPS Technical Assistance Conference Series, Law Enforcement Information Technology: Planning, Purchasing and Managing Your Technology Initiative , sponsored by the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services and SEARCH. Beyond the Technology: The Law and Policy Implications of Biometric Use , this BJS/SEARCH National Conference examined the law and policy ramifications of biometric counter-terrorism solutions. 2002 SEARCH Symposium on Integrated Justice Information Systems , sponsored by the Bureau of Justice Assistance and SEARCH, March 25-27, 2002, Washington, D.C. 2001 Sex Offender Registry Workshop , sponsored by the Bureau of Justice Statistics and SEARCH, June 13-14, 2001, Boston, Massachusetts. 2000 Protection Order/Domestic Violence Information Workshop , sponsored by the Bureau of Justice Statistics and SEARCH, November 28-29, 2000, Newport Beach, California. Justice, E-Government and the Internet Conference

8. State Statutes On Child Maltreatment - Online Catalog Due Process and Central registries An Overview of Issues and Perspectives. Religiousexemptions to criminal Child Abuse and Neglect. sex offender Registration http://www.calib.com/nccanch/catalog/statutes.cfm

Skip Navigation Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Search Search: Need tips? Catalog State Statutes on Child Maltreatment The Clearinghouse State Statutes summarize the civil child maltreatment statutes of each State. The series includes the following products: Compendia of Civil State Statutes . Presents citations and text of key State Statutes on Child Maltreatment, covering 16 topics in four categories: Reporting Laws Central Registries/Reporting Records Permanency Planning Domestic Violence ... Statutes at a Glance . Summaries of selected State Statutes topics presented in table formats for quick comparisons across States. Ready Reference . Ready Reference publications contain excerpts of text with citations that focus on a single issue of special interest. Issue Papers . Issue papers provide an overview of legislative activities across States, including common statutory elements and variations. Criminal Child Maltreatment Statutes . Products from the National Center for the Prosecution of Child Abuse. Some of these documents need to be viewed in Adobe's Acrobat Reader. Download

9. STOP Sex Offenders! Your Source For Child Family Safety Child and family safety information; free child ID system and national sex offender registry.Category Society Crime sex Offenses...... Keep Informed sex offender registries National Registry Registry can view your state'ssex offender registry; learn background checks, search criminal, court http://www.stopsexoffenders.com/

Welcome About Us Site Search Link to Us Forums ... SSO Sightings Keep Informed Sex Offender Registries National Registry Registry News Child Safety Area Articles Child Safety Maneuvers Dealing with Bullies Monthly Tips Babysitter FAQ Internet Safety Guide Child ID System Child Abuse Information Report Abuse Survivors College Crime School Safety FAQ Internet Resources ... Safety for Women Safety tips Cover your tracks Senior Safety Stalking Victims var site="sm5stopso" TM Welcome to the official STOP Sex Offenders What are some of the many things you can do while you're here? You can view your state's sex offender registry ; learn about child September 11, 2001: Forever in Our Hearts! Vote for us at WebbieWorld! NEWS These California bills need your support! Senate Bill 381 Senate Bill 382 ! Senate bill 381 would prevent minors who have been adjudicated for murder or specified sex offenses from being placed in a group home in a neighborhood zoned residential. Senate bill 382 would require notification to the planning authority and posting a notice at the proposed site for any new applications for a license or permit to run a group home for minors who are registered sex offenders. Seen on the Oprah Show; Mentioned in the Sun Sentinel (2/23/03, although a retraction is needed)

10. STOP Sex Offenders! | National Sex Offender Registry-pg 3 (Nevada -> Internation are websites containing entire state registries. Safety (Requests for criminal recordslimited SexOffender Registration and Community Notification Information. http://www.stopsexoffenders.com/statelistings3.shtml

Click to help keep StopSexOffenders.com online! Worried...about your child's safety? Rate your child's 'Street Smarts' in 3 minutes! StopSexOffenders.com Safety Information SSO Home State Listings Main State Listings-Page 2 Sign Guestbook State Registry Listings - pg 3 Below you'll find one of the most comprehensive and up-to-date listings of Sex Offender Registries on the Internet. Please keep in mind that these registries are not 100% accurate and will not reflect every sex offender's name, or their current address. The links with a " " are websites containing entire state Registries. Would you like to help us keep our Registry Listings updated? Find out about Volunteering View our main State Listings page to search other states and find out more information! Nevada Nevada Office of the Attorney General (Information only) Sex Offender Registration and Community Notification Information New Hampshire New Hampshire Department of Safety - Division of State Police Registered Sex Offenders Against Children Request Registry Sex Offender Registration and Community Notification Information New Jersey New Jersey Sex Offender Internet Registry New Jersey State Police Sex Offender Registration and Community Notification Information Megan's Law Rules of Conduct for Communities Megan's Law Rules of Conduct for Citizens Megan's Law Rules of Conduct for School Personnel ... State Parole Board-Parole eligibility notices New Mexico New Mexico Department of Public Safety (Search) Sex Offender Registration and Community Notification Information New York

11. What's New community members, criminal justice practitioners, legislators, and others. DownloadAdobe Acrobat file. Summary of State sex offender registries, 2001 (BJS http://www.csom.org/whatsnew/new.html

Welcome to the What's New section of our web site where new site features and information will be highlighted. Find out about new events on our calendar and upcoming CSOM activities and publications. New CSOM Web Page We've added a new page to the CSOM Web site. Other Resources serves as an adjunct information warehouse for assessment tools, supervision protocols, sexual assault prevention resources, and reference materials that have been generated by both CSOM and other professionals in the field of sex offender management. Juvenile Sex Offender Assessment Protocol - II Sex Offender Treatment Needs and Progress Scale The Sex Offender Treatment Needs and Progress Scale, developed by Robert McGrath and Georgia Cumming, is designed to aid clinicians, correctional caseworkers, and probation and parole officers in identifying and monitoring the treatment needs, supervision needs, and progress of adult male sex offenders ages 18 and older. It can be used in both residential and community settings. This experimental scale consists of 22 risk factors empirically or theoretically linked to sexual offending. Each of these risk factors is potentially amenable to change and therefore is commonly a target for intervention. Author contact information is listed within the manual. Vermont Assessment of Sex Offender Risk (VASOR) The Vermont Assessment of Sex Offender Risk (VASOR), developed by Robert McGrath and Stephen Hoke, is a risk assessment scale for adult male sex offenders age 18 and older. It aids clinicians, correctional caseworkers, and probation and parole officers in making placement and supervision decisions. The VASOR is composed of two scales, a 13-item reoffense risk scale and a 6-item violence scale. The reoffense risk scale is designed for assessing the likelihood of sexual recidivism. The violence scale is designed for assessing the nature of an individual's violence history and offense severity. Author contact information is listed within the manual.

12. DOJ: Reports And Publications, Alphabetical List, S Summary of State sex offender registries Dissemination and Procedures Update 1999,8/99. Survey of State criminal History Information Systems, 1999, 10/00. http://www.usdoj.gov/05publications/05_3_s.html

c HOMEPAGE CONTACT US PRIVACY NOTICE ... U.S. Attorneys' Manual About DOJ Press Room Employment Doing Business with DOJ FOIA Grants Other Federal Sites Last Updated: 03/14/03 A B C D ... R S T U V W ... Y Many additional publications, not listed on this page, can be found at the National Criminal Justice Reference Service Web site and at the National Institute of Corrections Publications Web site. Portable Document Format (PDF) files may be viewed with a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader Safe Harbor: A School-Based Victim Assistance/Violence Prevention Program Safe Streets Violent Crime Initiative Report Say It Straight! The Medical Myths of Marijuana ... Shifting From Prosecution to Prevention, Redesigning the Justice Department to Prevent Future Acts of Terrorism , May 29, 2002. Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics, 2000

13. DOJ: Reports And Publications, Alphabetical List, N National Conference of Juvenile Justice Records Appropriate criminal and NoncriminalJustice Uses, 5/97. National Conference on sex offender registries, 5/98. http://www.usdoj.gov/05publications/05_3_n.html

c HOMEPAGE CONTACT US PRIVACY NOTICE ... U.S. Attorneys' Manual About DOJ Press Room Employment Doing Business with DOJ FOIA Grants Other Federal Sites Last Updated: 03/04/03 A B C D ... M N O P Q R ... Y Many additional publications, not listed on this page, can be found at the National Criminal Justice Reference Service Web site and at the National Institute of Corrections Publications Web site. Portable Document Format (PDF) files may be viewed with a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader National Church Arson Task Force Reports, Fourth Year Report, September, 2000 Third Year Report, January 2000 Second Year Report, October 1998 ... Summary National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) Victims and Offenders: A New UCR Supplement to present Incident-Based Data from Participating Agencies . Adobe Acrobat PDF Version. Addendum to the NIBRS Volumes . Adobe Acrobat PDF Version. Conversion of NIBRS Data to Summary Data . Adobe Acrobat PDF Version. Data Collection Guidelines . Adobe Acrobat PDF Version. Data Submission Guidelines . Adobe Acrobat PDF Version. Error Message Manuals . Adobe Acrobat PDF Version Topical Study: The Structure of Family Violence: An Analysis of Selected Incidents . Adobe Acrobat PDF Version.

14. Sex Offender Listings & Registries Delaware sex offender The State Bureau of Identification is Seminole County sex offenderssex offenders and the opportunity to earn your criminal Justice or http://peace-officers.com/catsexo.shtml

focusIN Specialty Web Network Friday April 11 2003 Search Site Pick a Page Law Enforcement Community Peace-Officers.com Shop Home Academies Advertising Agencies Airborne Articles Associations Attorneys General Auxiliary Police Careers Chaplains Clipart Collections Colleges Community Police Computer Crime Dept. of Corrections Dept. of Motor Vehicles Equipment Facts Firearms Fraud Forensics Forum Fundamentals Glossary Grants History Humor Interesting Links K9 - Canine Laws LE Network Link to Us Magazines Memorials Narcotics Newsletter Officer Web sites Online Tools Parole Boards Pictures Programs Road Conditions Scanner Frequencies Sex Offenders Software Stories Submit a Site Technology Ten Codes Training Where to Report Home Articles Fundamentals Glossary ... Alabama Department of Public Safety Search for sex offender by zipcode or county. Alabama: Athens Police Department Listed for the area. Alabama: Russell County Sheriff's Department Listed for the area. Alabama: Walker County Sheriff's Office Listed for the area. Alabama Department of Public Safety Search for sex offender by zipcode or county. Alaska Department of Public Safety Central registry of sex offenders required to register and to make the following information about those offenders available to the public: name, address, photograph, place of employment, date of birth, crime for which convicted, date of conviction, place and court of conviction, and length of sentence.

15. Rhode Island Justice Commission - National Criminal History Improvement Program meeting evolving legislative and technical requirements regarding criminal historiesand related records such as protection order and sex offender registries. http://www.rijustice.state.ri.us/nchip/

RI.gov Links State Agencies Home Staff Organization Grant Forms ... Links For More Information Contact - Gina Caruolo - 401-222-4499 GinaC@gw.doa.state.ri.us Since 1995, the National Criminal History Improvement Program (NCHIP) has helped States join with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to build an accurate and useful national system of criminal records. Administered by The Bureau of Justice Statistics , NCHIP is an umbrella program designed to assist states in meeting evolving legislative and technical requirements regarding criminal histories and related records such as protection order and sex offender registries. Interstate availability of such records is crucial with regards to criminal investigations, prosecutorial charging, sentencing decisions, correctional supervision and release, background checks for those applying for licenses, firearms purchases and those who work with children, the elderly and the disabled. NCHIP implements the grant provisions of : The Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act , Pub.L. no. 103159, 107 Stat. 1536 (1993), codified as amended at 18 U.S.C. Sections 921 et seq. ;

16. NCJRS: Corrections PDF File ASCII Text File National Conference on sex offender registries. File Crimeand Place A Plenary Papers of the 1997 Conference on criminal Justice and http://virlib.ncjrs.org/Corrections.asp

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17. ESPN.com: MORESPORTS - Little League Will Require Sex Offender Checks For All Ad Roman Catholic Church and the ready availability of sexoffender registries convincedLittle would be responsible for the fees for criminal background checks http://espn.go.com/moresports/news/2002/1008/1443248.html

sLgTgRedirStr = ""; document.write( ''); document.write( ''); ESPN Network: ESPN NBA.com NHL.com ABCSports ... Fantasy ESPN Web SPORT SECTIONS NBA Scores NHL Playoffs ... More Sports Tuesday, October 8 Little League to check adults' backgrounds Associated Press STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Little League Baseball will require all its managers, coaches and volunteers to be checked against their state's list of convicted sex offenders. Little League officials said their group is the first national youth sports organization to have such a requirement. "We want to let anyone who would prey upon kids in the Little League program know that they're not welcome and we're going to do what we can to keep them out,'' said Stephen D. Keener, president of Little League Baseball Inc. Little League has recommended that local leagues do background checks on volunteers since 1996, when USA Baseball suggested that all youth baseball organizations adopt such voluntary policies. Keener said the high-profile sex-abuse scandal in the Roman Catholic Church and the ready availability of sex-offender registries convinced Little League that such checks should be made mandatory. "The fact that the Catholic Church has been through what the Catholic Church has been through has certainly increased the public awareness and attention, as well,'' Keener said. "When you combine all of those factors, we felt this was the right time to do this.'' In 43 states and the District of Columbia, that information already can be obtained free over the Internet or from local law enforcement agencies. Local Little Leagues would be responsible for the fees for criminal background checks in the seven remaining states Connecticut, Maine, Missouri, New Hampshire, Oregon, Pennsylvania and South Dakota.

18. Lansing State Journal:Sex Registries: Rulings Allow States To Keep Adding To Pun Published 3/7/2003 sex registries Rulings allow states Even in the criminal world,sex offenders Reviewing Alaska's and Connecticut's sex offender lists, the http://www.lsj.com/opinions/editorials/030307_ed2_(registry).html

KEYWORD SEARCH COLUMNISTS Melot: Adjust to mess terror creates It is an irony of this war that as liberation has risen as a prime argument for combat, those to be liberated seem less worthy of the effort. (read more) - Published 4/1/2003 E-mail Derek dmelot@lsj.com Past columns THINGS TO DO BUSINESS Email this story to a friend Printable Version Published 3/7/2003 Sex registries: Rulings allow states to keep adding to punishments There is no popular advantage in questioning the treatment of sex offenders. Even in the criminal world, sex offenders are considered the lowest of the low. They deserve whatever they get ... and the public's preference would be that they get the roughest of times. In that climate, it's easy to see how the U.S. Supreme Court would reject challenges to states' publication of sex offenders' names and addresses. That doesn't make it right, though. In fact, in twin cases decided this week, the high court set a dangerous precedent on police power over every citizen. Reviewing Alaska's and Connecticut's sex offender lists, the court said:

19. Supreme Court 'Net Sex Offender Lists (TechNews.com) girl kidnapped, raped and killed in 1994 by a convicted sex criminal who lived in sexoffender registries http//www.parentsformeganslaw.com/html/links.lasso. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A45293-2003Mar5.html

20. NC Information: Law And Legal Resources Parents For Megan's Law, Inc. (PFML) links to sex offender registries nationwide.~ Back to Contents ~. criminal Justice. Department of Correction. http://library.uncg.edu/depts/docs/nc/law.html

NC Law and Legal Resources Contents Agencies/Registry Research Tools Law Libraries Legal Associations ... Free Legal Services Codes and Laws The General Statutes of North Carolina is the state code of laws. Browse or search via the WWW or downloadable in MS Word 7 format Please do not use the download option on any of the University computers The searchable North Carolina Administrative Code . The Administrative Code broken down by titles is HERE The North Carolina Register which updates the Administrative Code. Constitution of NC Family Law Information An informational site centering around divorce in North Carolina. Provided by Rosen Law Firm. North Carolina Municipal Codes Collection consisting mostly of local government Codes of Ordinances from around the United States. Presented by the Municipal Code Corporation ~ Back to Contents ~ Agencies and Registry Links Federal Bureau of InvestigationCharlotte Branch The local FBI office, with information on FBI programs, how to become an FBI agent, and a list of Charlotte fugitives, among other information. The Judicial Branch of NC This page details a variety of links to the official Internet site as well as various decisions and courts.

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