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<blockquote data-quote="helpme" data-source="post: 356162" data-attributes="member: 8202"><p>Doubtful anyone will ever know, he is lawyered up to the max.</p><p></p><p>"Sex offender registration lasts for a minimum period of 10 years. That means the offender's face will be published online in the sex offender registry and the State will impose conditions as to where the offender may live and work, and so on. And once a person is registered as a sex offender, it is almost impossible to comply with the law. This results in the 10-year period for registration getting extended over and over again."</p><p></p><p>Aggravated means non-consensual, and my county does not show any non aggravated that must register. RSO from other states with non-aggravated do appear though.</p><p></p><p>difficult child's father was also considering the diversion program, a program which usually deals with DV</p><p>,which means an evaluation on anger and the likes, then a decision about the length of treatment, usually 52 weeks. Those enrolled must attend once a week for a few hours, and if they miss even one treatment, a warrant is issued. No one thinks difficult child could complete such treatment. Same issues came up on the Order of Protection, father/son would not agree to treatment because a warrant and a violation of the OP charge could occur each and every time difficult child missed a session. difficult child's father would definitely struggle with the average $5k expense.</p><p></p><p>But it would be some form of treatment for difficult child, in my humble opinion. It may open up other forms of treatment, which I've stated he needed since 12 or so.</p><p></p><p>Successful completion of the diversion program means that charges are dismissed.</p><p>I wonder how many sex offenders completed such program, and then re-offended?</p><p>Unsuccessful completion is a conviction, punishable by the maximum time to serve</p><p>and fine. Domestic violence and sexual assault/battery are um, "magnifiable",</p><p><that's what the judge says-silly eh?> meaning that if a conviction goes down as a </p><p>misdemeanor, then any crimes committed, of that nature, afterwords, are felonies.</p><p></p><p>I know about the diversion program because even though the OP case against me</p><p>was dismissed, I still had to fight the charge from the city. I had to hear of the</p><p>program over and over again each time I went to court. I finally threatened that</p><p>if I wasn't show discovery (meaning someone should look at the OP case verdict/</p><p>minutes), that I would file a complaint to both judges (the one to see and the one</p><p>I already saw) . I was ever so greatful to that DA, and he anonymously had dinner</p><p>on me one night at one of his favorite restaurants. I couldn't resist.</p><p></p><p>It all makes me sick when I think of anything ever happening like this to my youngest.</p><p>I just want to throw up, thinking about it all. The system just sucks, for everyone.</p><p>Someday, I will figure out a way to make an impact about it all, I just haven't</p><p>figured out how yet.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="helpme, post: 356162, member: 8202"] Doubtful anyone will ever know, he is lawyered up to the max. "Sex offender registration lasts for a minimum period of 10 years. That means the offender's face will be published online in the sex offender registry and the State will impose conditions as to where the offender may live and work, and so on. And once a person is registered as a sex offender, it is almost impossible to comply with the law. This results in the 10-year period for registration getting extended over and over again." Aggravated means non-consensual, and my county does not show any non aggravated that must register. RSO from other states with non-aggravated do appear though. difficult child's father was also considering the diversion program, a program which usually deals with DV ,which means an evaluation on anger and the likes, then a decision about the length of treatment, usually 52 weeks. Those enrolled must attend once a week for a few hours, and if they miss even one treatment, a warrant is issued. No one thinks difficult child could complete such treatment. Same issues came up on the Order of Protection, father/son would not agree to treatment because a warrant and a violation of the OP charge could occur each and every time difficult child missed a session. difficult child's father would definitely struggle with the average $5k expense. But it would be some form of treatment for difficult child, in my humble opinion. It may open up other forms of treatment, which I've stated he needed since 12 or so. Successful completion of the diversion program means that charges are dismissed. I wonder how many sex offenders completed such program, and then re-offended? Unsuccessful completion is a conviction, punishable by the maximum time to serve and fine. Domestic violence and sexual assault/battery are um, "magnifiable", <that's what the judge says-silly eh?> meaning that if a conviction goes down as a misdemeanor, then any crimes committed, of that nature, afterwords, are felonies. I know about the diversion program because even though the OP case against me was dismissed, I still had to fight the charge from the city. I had to hear of the program over and over again each time I went to court. I finally threatened that if I wasn't show discovery (meaning someone should look at the OP case verdict/ minutes), that I would file a complaint to both judges (the one to see and the one I already saw) . I was ever so greatful to that DA, and he anonymously had dinner on me one night at one of his favorite restaurants. I couldn't resist. It all makes me sick when I think of anything ever happening like this to my youngest. I just want to throw up, thinking about it all. The system just sucks, for everyone. Someday, I will figure out a way to make an impact about it all, I just haven't figured out how yet. [/QUOTE]
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