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Topic	Having a sexual predator related charge basically ruins your life right?
Aristoph 12/31/17 3:33:31 AM #20:	nicklebro posted... Well that's good, I've had friends who have been convicted sex offenders for what we'd all call completely harmless actions (Like turning 18 before your girlfriend, that kind of thing) and its good to know at least its not for life. There should be a way to make it even less than 10 years tho, cuz damn that's a long time for some innocent nonsense that is technically against the law. It doesn't work that way everywhere, though. I think he said once that he can't visit Florida until he's off the registry here, because if he visits as a sex offender for even one day he has to register there. And Florida's registration is for life regardless of the offense. So if he went to Florida for a day, then came home, and eventually got off Ohio's registry he'd still be listed on Florida's forever. I never even thought about how tough it would be to do something as simple as go to a bowling tournament out of town until he mentioned that. :-/ --- PSN ID: Aristoph http://www.youtube.com/user/SotCRules <cite>Aristoph posted [p:893163337] in Having a s... [t:76153672]...</cite> <quote><cite>nicklebro posted...</cite> <quote> Well that's good, I've had friends who have been convicted sex offenders for what we'd all call completely harmless actions (Like turning 18 before your girlfriend, that kind of thing) and its good to know at least its not for life. There should be a way to make it even less than 10 years tho, cuz damn that's a long time for some innocent nonsense that is technically against the law.</quote> It doesn't work that way everywhere, though. I think he said once that he can't visit Florida until he's off the registry here, because if he visits as a sex offender for even one day he has to register there. And Florida's registration is for life regardless of the offense. So if he went to Florida for a day, then came home, and eventually got off Ohio's registry he'd still be listed on Florida's forever. I never even thought about how tough it would be to do something as simple as go to a bowling tournament out of town until he mentioned that. :-/ --- PSN ID: Aristoph http://www.youtube.com/user/SotCRules</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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