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SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY DISCUSSION SEARCH Membership Group Meeting St. Louis, Missouri July 19, 2006

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SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY DISCUSSION. SEARCH Membership Group Meeting St. Louis, Missouri July 19, 2006 . FEDERAL SEX OFFENDER LAWS. Wetterling Act (1994) – Registration Megan’s Law (1996) – Notification Lychner Act (1996) – National sex offender registry. FEDERAL LAWS UPDATED IN ‘O6. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY DISCUSSION

SEARCH Membership Group MeetingSt. Louis, Missouri

July 19, 2006

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2006 SEARCH, The National Consortium for Justice Information and Statistics | www.search.org2

FEDERAL SEX OFFENDER LAWS

Wetterling Act (1994) – RegistrationMegan’s Law (1996) – NotificationLychner Act (1996) – National sex offender registry

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FEDERAL LAWS UPDATED IN ‘O6HR 4472, The Children’s Safety & Violent Crime Reduction Act of 2006

Tiered classification

Registry ID data

Residence verification

Notification expanded

Penalties for non-

compliance

Failure-to-register

punishment

National registry

Public access

DOJ role

Grant assistance

program

Demonstration of

monitoring devices

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FEDERAL LAWS UPDATED IN ‘O6SB 1086, The Sex Offender Registration and Notification ActSimilar to House bill except for

Tier structure

Registry ID data

Duration

Re-registration

Punishment

Registry updates

Verification

No funding penalties

Notification

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FEDERAL LAWS UPDATED IN ‘O6

Differences in House, Senate bills notyet resolved

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STATES ALSO ACTIVE IN ‘06

‘States get tougher with sex offenders’

14 governors signed sex offender bills10 bills approved and waiting governor’s signature8 governors sign bills authorizing GPS use

May 23, 2006

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STATES ALSO ACTIVE IN ‘06

Let’s look at a few …

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SOR DISCUSSION PANEL

Paul Heppner, Deputy Director, Georgia Crime Information CenterBrad Truitt, Assistant Director, Tennessee Bureau of InvestigationLt. Tom Turner, Assistant Records Officer, Criminal Justice Information Services, Virginia State Police

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COMMONALITIES

Reporting requirements – Usually before release from incarceration or placement on supervision

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COMMONALITIES

Registration information – Can include complete name; aliases; SSN; age; race; DOB; hair & eye color; fingerprints; photograph; residence; employer’s name, address & phone number; vehicle make, description & plate number; driver’s license number.

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COMMONALITIES

Annual re-registration – Photographed & fingerprinted. More frequent re-registration for predators/violent offenders

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COMMONALITIES

Release from registration requirements – Five to 10 years after conviction if complies with all registration requirements. No release for some violent offenders.

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COMMONALITIES

Living restrictions – 500 ft. to 1,000 ft. from schools, school bus stops, day care facilities, places where children congregate.

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OTHER PROVISIONS

Georgia

Post SOR list in sheriffs’ offices, any county administration building, municipalities’ main administrative buildings, superior court clerk offices and on the WebCollect annual $250 registration fee

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OTHER PROVISIONS

TennesseeOffender pays up to $100 annual fee to defray monitoring costsPress releases, public service announcements, other appropriate means used to notify offenders of registration requirements

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OTHER PROVISIONS

Virginia

Names of accepted college applicants, DL applications/ renewals sent to VSP, matched against SORElectronic monitoring when crimes against younger victims