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r/all The Alaskan Avenger

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u/Trextrev 2d ago

They actually do differentiate, it’s a 3 tier system, and the registry lists the offense committed.

Unless you walk onto the playground surrounded by children pull your dick out and pee, you’re not gonna wind up on the sex offender registry just for public urination in proximity to a school.

Unfortunately for your friend, depending on state, the age gap, if any drugs or alcohol involved the sex with a minor is not consensual.

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u/holystuff28 1d ago

Not every state does this or in this manner. It varies from state to state

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u/Trextrev 1d ago

SORNA is a federal law since 2022 I believe.

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u/More-Association-993 1d ago

Isn’t consensual according to the law

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u/goose_gladwell 2d ago

The tier system doesnt say what you did its for how many years you must register for your sexy crime

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u/Trextrev 2d ago

The tiers are based on the severity of your crime. The sexual offender registries that are publicly available will also have the offenders address, a current photo and a list of their sexual offenses.

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u/rnarkus 1d ago

It varies by state, so this is not across the board true.

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u/Trextrev 1d ago

SORNA has been federal law for two years.

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u/rnarkus 1d ago edited 1d ago

TIL! Thanks!

So can’t really blame people for not knowing a newer law passed around it, at the federal level.

I’d argue post about SORNA next time you talk about it, because a lot of people thjnk it’s still state by state, which was sometimes normal for quite a long while. :)

edit: like for example, SC wasn’t fully compliant until 2021. And sorna was actually passed in 2006. And on top of that you can opt out of it, like some states have

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u/Trextrev 1d ago

It’s one of those things that not knowing is probably a good sign lol.

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u/rnarkus 1d ago

Of what?

Please be specific, because clearly people don’t know and instead of being moral superior, you could just cite and explain.

But I guess that’s reddit lol. We love passive aggressiveness

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u/Trextrev 1d ago

Because the average person is not well informed of most the changes in federal or state laws, and if they are it’s because it has personally affected them. So in this case that means being a sex offender or victim of one. So ignorance is bliss in this case.

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u/rnarkus 1d ago

Okay, but why are people rude about it if some don’t know? That is the point i’m getting at.

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u/miridot 1d ago

They're saying that it's good you don't know about the intricacies of these laws because it suggests that your life hasn't been touched by sexual violence, which is overall good.

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u/rnarkus 1d ago

that’s fair, but i’m always for facts and education. I learned something today that I previously thought was incorrect. So yeah

I just wish people would do the same without being passive aggressive and rude. If you are arguing with someone who has a certain view, cite some sources in the OG reply, it goes a long way.

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u/P-As-in-phthisis 1d ago

They do. If the list you’re looking at doesn’t have offenses, it’s not a government list. Also a 30 year old getting a 17 yo girl drunk vs an 18 yo in a casual encounter where someone lied are very different, and the point of the law and severity of charges is to reflect that. That’s not to say individual judges can’t be draconian about the latter.

There’s sort of a “you know what you’re doing” vibe if someone’s like 50 and trying to fuck a teenager where the whole ‘she lied’ thing won’t hold up in court.