Sex Offender Registry: Does Not Proctect our Children

One of the things my parents do when parents have his / her children for the first child is that they promise to quiet promise that they will do all they can to keep their lives is. Unfortunately for a while, parents can no longer protect their children for 24 hours a day. Since they have to discuss the "bad guys" of the world, this is the time when parents must fear to speak. Sometimes these people are not strangers, but some people may be their trust and love.

The sex offender's law is absolutely ridiculous, harming sex offenders and public safety, and giving a false sense of security. The sex offender registry contains various "sex offenders" with little information to distinguish real predators from other perpetrators. Rape and child whore are the same as those who are not actually active (that is, child pornographic cheaters) and publicly drunk. It also includes convictions of statutory rape, some of which are currently having sex with lists of individuals who are their spouse. Therefore, this fictitious child protection registry contains individuals who do not actually have child records, and nobody knows who they are and who should pay attention to who. Please oppose the law keeping a certain distance at school, day care, park, etc. So what are these sex offender's laws doing? Decrease security for everyone

The sex criminal registry serves two purposes: 1) to help local law enforcement agencies pay close attention to known sex offenders, 2) to help themselves and their children from sexual violence To provide information to community members to defend. Both can reduce sex offender recidivism and make the community safer. However, it was not so. Two national surveys - one is Amanda Agan, the other is J. J. Prescott and Jonah Rockoff - and we use the registration law time to estimate the impact of registration on the regional crime rate. They discovered that sex offender registration has no effect on sex crimes. There is evidence that the presence of a sex offender registry can prevent a person not in the registry from committing a sex crime, probably because the prospect of participation in the register is considered an additional penalty. However, there is some evidence that the registry will increase the recidivism of criminals who are already in the registry.

More than 200,000 people in 39 states currently handle crimes committed by children as sex offenders. Some people are registered in the registration office when they are just eight years old. Information in these registries is always in the electronic database. When a child is classified as a sex offender, even if it is later deleted from the registry, the child carries that label throughout his lifetime. It is consistently shown that the probability of a child or adolescent who is convicted of sexual offense committing another sexual offense is very low; some studies in the whole country have less than 5% of adolescents in the following year It shows that you commit a crime. With such low recidivism rate, data and research also confirm that registration does not improve public safety. In fact, registration actually hurts young people, makes them a lifelong brand for sex offenders, and sets up barriers to overcome opportunities for education and employment, housing and other citizen participation.