Certain individuals can request to be removed from the registry after ten years. However, the request can only be submitted once a year. If you are denied after applying, you must wait another year from the date of the denial to reapply for removal.
This may seem straightforward, however, removing a name from the Sex Offender Registry is actually a complicated and highly technical process.
It is critical to ascertain:
Depending on the circumstances, many have to reapply several times. Hiring an attorney who may be able to help you get it done right the first time is very important.
With his years of experience, attorney Ron Shook has defending many individuals charged with sex crimes and handling issues involving the Sex Offender Registry.
If you qualify for removal, attorney Shook will file a petition for removal in Superior Court and will advocate on your behalf, offering evidence of good conduct, such as letters of reference and testimony, and proof that you are not a danger to the community.
The ultimate decision, however, is entirely up to the judge in your case and the district attorney’s opposition may be a very important factor. That is why hiring an attorney with expertise in this area is vital.
If you have questions about the Sex Offender Registry or wish to learn whether you are eligible, call our office today at 704-671-2390. You can also send us an email.
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