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Critics say the reporting requirements are oppressive, expensive to enforce, and ineffective in reducing recidivism. Though the law's purported goal is public safety, the court declared it was in fact a new punishment being applied to an offense after the fact. In certain cases, an offender may be restricted from living near a school, park, daycare center and the like if he or she, per the website, is under supervision of a federal, state, or county probation or parole department with restrictions on residency or is under specific court-ordered restrictions on residency. Up to 5, Pennsylvania residents are expected to be taken off the sex offender registry as a result of the state Supreme Court ruling. as of Monday, nearly 1, names had been removed, according to a comparison with the January active offender numbers listed on the state's Megan's Law website. The public is demanding more accountability of people accused of sexual misconduct. The court found applying the law retroactively was unconstitutional. Meanwhile, last week a Common Pleas Court judge, Shanese Johnson, signed off on agreements between the district attorney and 47 individuals to remove them from the registry.

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Tracy Jan, Washington Post. Pennsylvania State Police are in the process of simultaneously reviewing ex-offenders that fall under the pre-Adam Walsh Act implementation and those that qualify for the parental exemption, spokesman Cpl. The new law increased the registration period for some sex offenses, added new crimes requiring registration including nonsexual ones, and applied the registration requirement retroactively, adding thousands of names to the registry. Pennsylvania's Megan's Law, 42 Pa. Megan's Law Website .. As of this month, though, the name of the year-old Northampton County resident no longer appears on the registry, under a state Supreme Court ruling and a new exemption for parents who had been charged with interfering with custody of children, but no sex crime.

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We owe it to the crime victims. That's likely because lifetime registration can prove a barrier to keeping housing and employment — exacerbating factors linked to reoffending. Welcome to the Pennsylvania State Police Megan's Law Website Warning Any person who uses the information contained herein to threaten, intimidate, or harass the registrant or their family, or who otherwise misuses this information, may be subject to criminal prosecution or civil liability. You're now signed up for local updates. In response, state lawmakers passed House Bill , a stop-gap measure to keep up to 12, individuals on the registry, but that included an exemption for legal guardians charged with interference with custody of children.

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