posted by Dani on Jan 6
The “L” Word asked:
If someone guilty after trying to solicit an underage minor (which happens to be undercover cops) and serves a sentence, then at the time of his release will he/she have to register as Sex Offender or Sexual Predator? Do both require to live far away from the presence of children (schools, playgrounds, churches) and will this affect their employment prospects with major companies?
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If someone guilty after trying to solicit an underage minor (which happens to be undercover cops) and serves a sentence, then at the time of his release will he/she have to register as Sex Offender or Sexual Predator? Do both require to live far away from the presence of children (schools, playgrounds, churches) and will this affect their employment prospects with major companies?
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January 6th, 2009 at 10:33 pm
an offender is someone who has been convicted of a crime and a predator is someone who is a sexual deviant preying on others
January 8th, 2009 at 12:50 am
Offender means they got caught. A predator might have, but they would register as an offender.
January 11th, 2009 at 12:02 pm
Yes they will have to to register for the rest of their life.
Yes it will affect your employment.
January 12th, 2009 at 12:23 pm
Living stipulations are only if the minor was under 16 and happened after 2004. That’s the law in FL. Go to for info on these and many other laws. You can also pull up the statutes for each state online and read the laws for yourself. Know your rights. The government may try to abuse you and it is up to you to know what rights you have and what laws you have to follow.
Anyone convicted of a sex crime, whether offender or predator must stay on the list until they are off probation. At that point you could contact the ACLU about getting off the list. Also, after being on the list for 20 years you can apply to be removed.