Sex Offender Records Help In Stopping Crimes
There are several things happening around us, several offences that we see every day. This happens because we deal with people who we do not know are criminals. We employ people at home who we think are good people, going by their innocent faces or believing what they tell us. We employ nannies, because we usually never suspect young women who look vulnerable. We employ people in the office who sound efficient and look smart.
There was no way of knowing what people are thinking or what their past is, except taking their word and hoping they would turn out to be as we expect them to be, good and trustworthy.
Now that the level of awareness and consciousness is higher, it is time to take stock of the situation. It is our combined responsibility to keep the society safe. It is not only the duty of the judiciary or law enforcement, but also the public has a major role to play.
Especially sex offences are the worst and we need to ensure our loved ones are safe. Sex offenders usually look for vulnerable and easy prey, so ensure you are not one.
Luckily, now there are resources available for us to check on people on the internet. We can check the sex offender records for all the people we have employed around our family or even check on people before employing them, ensuring an even better safety.
If for some reason, you need information immediately, you can also use a professional service by paying some money. If you have the time, do a search by yourself online, but a professional service will be able to provide you with the most accurate information related to the sex offender records.
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your article is so full of inaccuracies and outright lies it is not even worth considering. even your info on checking people is so out of date, it is obvious that you do not possess even th emost rudimentary research skills. you’re a joke and so is your article.
well, rglmare is a litle abruot but I tend to agree.
Most sex offense (905 or more) are committed by friends or relatives, people we know well.
However, you were adressing the workplace and seemingly as an employer. So I’ll have to agree that protection is the best defense — in a suit happy world, no business can afford to be unaware of its employees. Howeever to decide that I can’t afford to hire a sex offender often means that you’ree accepting a lesser qualified employee because they’re not an offender.
Sex offender recidivism is the next to lowest, with murderers being the lowest. If an offender has been through therapy — which DOES work, BTW — and been incident free for 20 years, isn’t it about time to let them back into the work force?
Former offenders, knowing the effects of a sex offense, often from first hand experience, after treatment are among the first to be criticall of someone who re-offends — the effects on the victim, the effects on society and the effects on all other law abiding former offenders are devastating.
Please reconsider your viewpoint. We’ve all done wrong 95% of (us) sex offenders are praying that we never do it again.
I wonder what happened to my two posts from yesterday. I think facts must confuse the bias nature of Mr Anderson.
That is too bad, A real shame
It’s really amazing when all the research and all the studies say these registries do more harm than good and they protect no one. AND they actually endanger children and society.
I have read hundreds od studies and they all say the same. Yet, there are those who don’t want the truth because it either confuses them or it interferes with their profits.
What do you do when you find information on a criminal background check that is irrelevant or old? Do you not hire an otherwise excellent candidate? There is certainly no peace of mind with a negative background check because you can’t predicit future behavior.
Information is one thing. Knowing what to do with the information is another.
Who commits most sex crimes? Well, 95% of all new sex crimes are committed by those NOT on the registry. Family members and those known to the family commit 98% of all sex crimes. So much for stranger danger.
2nd question. Who is MORE LIKELY to committ a sex crime upon release from prison? Sex Offenders or NON-sex offenders?
For the answer, go here. http://www.cfcoklahoma.org and see the article, «Revisiting Department of Justice Recidivism Statistics and More Shocking Truths.»