Joshua8383
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- Pennsylvania
Dealing with sex offenders and sex offender registrations can be a hassle, as well as a huge worry for both the victims in said crimes, as well as the 'alleged' offender to be listed. If you know anything about sex offenders, registries, and risk assessments done in order to determine the risk level of the offenders, then I ask you this...
How does a sexual offender who is on the Sex Offender Registry (risk level 3), who has not even thought of committing any sexual offense, and has been clear of any sexual related offenses since 2004 reduce his/her risk level to a 1 or a 2?
How does a sexual offender who is on the Sex Offender Registry (risk level 3), who has not even thought of committing any sexual offense, and has been clear of any sexual related offenses since 2004 reduce his/her risk level to a 1 or a 2?