[ SECRET POST #2609 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2609 ⌋

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Comments

Re: People you thought you knew.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

Is there a marker or something that lists what they're on the list for? Like, is a sex offender who was a 19 year old sleeping with a 17 year old differentiated on the list in any way from someone who molests children? I've never been to check and don't really want to, so I don't know.

Re: People you thought you knew.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes there is. The markers are different colors depending on what crime it is. All the crimes are separated and you can see everything they've been charged with.

Also in most states there's like a 4 year gap between an adult and a minor given if the relationship started when both were underage. It's about registering creepers who knowingly break the law, from rape, sexual assault, kidnapping, etc.

Re: People you thought you knew.

[(Anonymous)]

Not necessarily true: In the three states I've lived in, if both you and your partner are above 16 and within 25months of age, regardless of above/below 18, you're legal, but if you miss the cutoff by one day, it's statutory rape. Even so, the only difference is if one person is age of majority, then -- the parents/etc can't cry rape, only the underage person can.

And true, most places have some indicators on their Megan's Law lists. But people never pay attention to them, so they just all assume every person is raping toddlers and selling them into slavery. For all OP knows, their high school acquaintance could have been 17 and sent the picks to his girlfriend at the time.

Re: People you thought you knew.

[(Anonymous)]

Not in my state, at least the last time I looked at the sex offender registry list.