Maryland Sex Offender Registry
Maryland Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. ~ 2005 Press Release ~ Sex Offender Registry Project
ANNAPOLIS – Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr., announced this week that Maryland is one of four states chosen by the Department of Justice to participate in a pilot project to establish an online national sex offender registry accessible to the public. The initiative links preexisting state registries and gives parents and concerned citizens immediate access to sex offender information. Governor Ehrlich will also sign several bills tomorrow to strengthen Maryland's sex offender registry. ... [Read More]
Federal Bureau of Investigation - Investigative Programs - Crimes Against Children
State Sex Offender Registry Web Sites ... http://www.isp.state.id.us/identification/sex_offender/index.html ... http://www.azsexoffender.org/ ... [Read More]
Sex Offenders Registry Listing Request Form
Thank you for your interest in the Montgomery County Police Department’s Sex Offender’s Registry Listing. The following information is requested to fulfill your online request. Please use this information appropriately ... State Law, Maryland Criminal Procedures Article 11-701 permits the registering law enforcement agency to release the Registration Statement of registered sexual offenders upon written request. However, please be cognizant that the law does not necessarily protect you from releasing this confidential list. A copy of all requests will be maintained at the Family Services Division. We appreciate your being responsible with the information sent to you. ... [Read More]
MC Department of Police: Divisions/District Stations - Sex Offender Registry
Access Montgomery County Sex Offender Registry Search ... — Sex Offender Registry ... SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY ... [Read More]
Metropolitan Police Department: Links to Other Sex Offender Information Sites
. The title of this grant is the National Sex Offender Registry Project (98-NR-CX-K002). ... In accordance with enactment of the Sex Offender Registration Act of 1999, this information is being provided to the community. ... Unlawful use of this information to threaten, intimidate, harass, or injure a registered sex offender is prohibited and will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. ... [Read More]
Maryland Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. ~ 2005 Press Releases
ANNAPOLIS – Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr., announced this week that Maryland is one of four states chosen by the Department of Justice to participate in a pilot project to establish an online national sex offender registry accessible to the public. The initiative links preexisting state registries and gives parents and concerned citizens immediate access to sex offender information. Governor Ehrlich will also sign several bills tomorrow to strengthen Maryland's sex offender registry. ... [Read More]
MC Department of Police: Divisions/District Stations - Family Crimes Division
The Family Crimes Division is also responsible for managing the Sex Offender Registry. The Registry requires convicted sex offenders to register with the local law enforcement agency, to report their address, and to notify the local law enforcement agency of a change of address. ... Leaders of youth groups and interested residents may have access to the Montgomery County Police Department online Sex Offender Registry by reading the following Montgomery County Maryland Department of Police policy and filling out the required information. ( select here for link ) ... [Read More]
Maryland Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. ~ 2005 Press Releases
ANNAPOLIS – Governor Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr., announced this week that Maryland is one of four states chosen by the Department of Justice to participate in a pilot project to establish an online national sex offender registry accessible to the public. The initiative links preexisting state registries and gives parents and concerned citizens immediate access to sex offender information. Governor Ehrlich will also sign several bills tomorrow to strengthen Maryland's sex offender registry. ... [Read More]
Federal Bureau of Investigation - Investigative Programs - Crimes Against Children
While investigating the disappearance of a juvenile in May 1993, FBI Agents and Prince George's County, Maryland, police detectives identified two suspects who had sexually exploited numerous juveniles over a 25-year period. Investigation into the activities of the suspects determined that the adults were routinely utilizing online computers to transmit child pornography. Further investigation and discussions with experts, both within the FBI and in the private sector, revealed that the utilization of computer telecommunications was rapidly becoming one of the most prevalent techniques by which some sex offenders shared pornographic images of minors and identified and recruited children into sexually illicit relationships. Based on information developed during this investigation, the Innocent Images National Initiative was started in 1995 to address the illicit activities conducted by users of commercial and private online services and the Internet. ... [Read More]
|