Sex Offender Registries
Sex offender registries became public in 1996 as a result of Megan’s Law.
An amendment that was added to the Jacob Wetterling Crimes Against Children and Sexually Violent Offender Registration Act. Since this time, Each state maintains an online sex offender registry, but not every state offers the same features.
This guide will help you to determine what features may be a part of your states sex offender registry. If you would like to see a feature from another state added to your state, write to your local state representative and voice your opinion.
To view information on your state, simply click on the state name and you can see their information. or you view the national sex offender registry.
National Sex Offender Registry
Individual state sex offender registries:
Addtional Resources:
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