Sex Offender
Does a sex offender live in your area and are you and your children safe from a sex offender preying on you?
How can a sex offender be living right next door to you without your knowledge?
The answer is quite simple.
The federal law currently requires all 50 states to release sex offender information
but does not make a requirement to actively notify members of a community that
a sex offender has moved into their area. That is how a sex offender can move
in next door to you and you might not get notified.
When is a sex offender
required to register with local authorities?
A sex offender is required
to register with local law enforcement agencies within five working days of
being released from a local jail or state prison or completion of any alternate
sentence. The sex offender also must re-register every year within five working
days of his or her birthday, moving, or changing his or her name.
With few exceptions, the
registration requirement is a lifetime mandate. During annual registration,
the registered sex offender is required to verify his or her name and address
or temporary location. Failure to properly register may be a felony.
The U.S. Congress passed three laws that require States to keep track of a sex
offender; the Wetterling Registration Act, the Lynchner Tracking and Identification
Act and Megan's Law. On March 5, 2003, The Supreme Court ruled that information
about a sex offender predator may be posted on the Internet.
However, the problem with
those laws regarding a sex offender is this...
The sex offender information
is available and you have the right to see it. But the problem is that access
to information about the sex offender is very difficult. You have to know the
name of the sex offender you are looking for and in many states you must go
to your police station and complete a request form for information on the sex
offender. In some states there is a fee and limit to view only two names.
Here is the best solution
we found...
Find a Sex Offender with National Alert Registry.
You can view where a sex
offender lives, all displayed on a map of your neighborhood. The free service
provides the number of sex offenders in your neighborhood. You can then choose
to purchase the full service, which includes details about the sex offender,
including specific addresses. The full service search is based on your exact
address. In addition you receive a full year of free updates automatically broadcasting
a new sex offender that moves in your neighborhood.
If you want to know exactly
who is living next to you or if there is a sex offender preying on your children
you can instantly get access to:
- Photos
- Appearance Details
- Conviction Information
- Offense Dates
- Offense Details
- Street Addresses
- Name Aliases
This powerful service uses a 7 mile radius from the center of your zip code,
and will pinpoint sex offender exactly.
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