Mine is on a page called: NOTICE OF SEXUAL OFFENDER REGISTRATION REQUIREMENT

My case was in 1994, and I believe that most people with this situation had a case in Texas between 1990 and 1995 , but I’m speculating a bit on that. Still you might really want to read over your conditions again just to make sure.

Hi, I just found out the there is a challenge to the retroactive sex offender registration law. I was placed on deferred adjudication probation Aggravated sexual assault and indecency with a child by contact on July 1997 I was 18 she was 13 she lied about her age. I looked all over paper it doesn’t have a registration time limited but my lawyer explain to me it was for 10 years after I finished probation. And It was like that in the system it showed my registration ended in 2017. Until they changed the law in 2005. I wanting to know this lawsuit does pertain to my case also? Thank you for your time and help.

Whatever happened to this case? In January of 1994 (before there was a registry) I made a contract with Texas for charge of aggravated sexual assault of a minor (which that was bogus because there was no penetration), but I just listened to my lawyer Larry More in Tarrant county (Fort Worth, Texas) and receive differed adjudication, and was told that if I completed my probation of 10 years that it would go off my record… Boy was that a bunch of crap. In 1996 we found out things were a changin’. So now it’s been over 25 years since my day in court and I still have to register. I was hoping that I could glom on to the outcome of the original case, which I thought was headed to the Texas Supreme court.

Blah Blah Blah. Tell me about that Santobello issue in SOR litigation when you have secured a victory in the Fifth Circuit and/or the U. S. Supreme Court. Until then, it is all big talk to dredge up business in a market of desperate people. No intermediate appellate court or court of last resort is going to rule in favor of registrants on a contract law claim dressed up in pseudo-constitutional garb. Just because you can sell this to your clients doesn’t mean any panel of judges will go along. You Texans are dumb.

Thank you for taking the time to come onto this forum and providing vital information to many of our cases.

You will need to speak with an attorney in Missouri. WAR (Women Against Registry) is located in Missouri and has some attorney references on their page https://womenagainstregistry.org/Attorneys. that might be a good place to start.

Thank You very much for your reply. I have a letter from Kansas which I have given a copy of to the registration office in Missouri a couple of times. Addressed to me it says
This letter is to advise you ———— ———- ——— etc that you have satisfied the present requirements of the Kansas Offender Registration Act (K.S.A.22-4901et seq.) in reference to your 1997 conviction in Kansas for Lewd and lascivious.
Please be advised that your registration records are now closed. You presently have no registration obligations in Kansas.
If you have questions, please contact etc etc.
They just look at it but it doesn’t mean anything to them. Here in Missouri.

Thanks Richard!

For those in FAC who don’t know; there is an alliance of attorneys across the United States who are considered (among the advocacy community, the academic community and even among their peers) to be the authorities in the area of sex offender issues. Among other states, Michigan has Miriam Auckerman, California has Janice Bellucci, North Carolina has Paul Dubbeling, We have Val Jonas and Texas has Richard Gladden.

Dear TOBM: Read my post in response to David M., above.