Posted: 7/2/2016 8:23:21 PM EDT
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I found out our neighbor's son-in-law is a Tier III sex ofender. I also found his original conviction for sexual conduct third degree and multiple arrests for failure to register. Given that third degree is the least serious how did he get to Tier III? Would multiple failures to register do it?
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I found out our neighbor's son-in-law is a Tier III sex ofender. I also found his original conviction for sexual conduct third degree and multiple arrests for failure to register. Given that third degree is the least serious how did he get to Tier III? Would multiple failures to register do it? I don't know, but I think ".300 Win Mag" is the correct answer to the question you want to be asking.... |
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I don't know, but I think ".300 Win Mag" is the correct answer to the question you want to be asking.... Quoted:
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I found out our neighbor's son-in-law is a Tier III sex ofender. I also found his original conviction for sexual conduct third degree and multiple arrests for failure to register. Given that third degree is the least serious how did he get to Tier III? Would multiple failures to register do it? I don't know, but I think ".300 Win Mag" is the correct answer to the question you want to be asking.... FPNI. Get that man a Cee-Gar |
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I don't know, but I think ".300 Win Mag" is the correct answer to the question you want to be asking.... Quoted:
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I found out our neighbor's son-in-law is a Tier III sex ofender. I also found his original conviction for sexual conduct third degree and multiple arrests for failure to register. Given that third degree is the least serious how did he get to Tier III? Would multiple failures to register do it? I don't know, but I think ".300 Win Mag" is the correct answer to the question you want to be asking.... Winner winner!!! |
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I found out our neighbor's son-in-law is a Tier III sex ofender. I also found his original conviction for sexual conduct third degree and multiple arrests for failure to register. Given that third degree is the least serious how did he get to Tier III? Would multiple failures to register do it? unless he plead down, probably statutory. example: 18yo banging a 15yo or somewhere along those lines. PS, dont think you can plead down a teir |
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I found out our neighbor's son-in-law is a Tier III sex ofender. I also found his original conviction for sexual conduct third degree and multiple arrests for failure to register. Given that third degree is the least serious how did he get to Tier III? Would multiple failures to register do it? Multiple failure to register convictions will do that to ya...... |
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Every state is different. Multiple failure to register do not equal a re-offense. He may be a low risk to re-offend and just be non-compliant. The questions that need an answer are: Was this a juvenile offense or an adult offense? Was there an actual victim? There can be convictions without an actual hands on victim. What was the original charge? Was it violent or not? What risk rating tool are they using? LSI, VASOR, SOTIPS? Does he have other non-sex related offenses, and if so are they violent? Too many variables to know. Just know that a sex offender is not always violent, or hands on. And the definition varies considerably from state to state. As do the rules for registration. For instance, you may have been convicted of an offense in New Jersey that does not require registration, but when you move to Colorado it does. No consistency because there is no set of common definitions. |
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unless he plead down, probably statutory. example: 18yo banging a 15yo or somewhere along those lines. PS, dont think you can plead down a teir Quoted:
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I found out our neighbor's son-in-law is a Tier III sex ofender. I also found his original conviction for sexual conduct third degree and multiple arrests for failure to register. Given that third degree is the least serious how did he get to Tier III? Would multiple failures to register do it? unless he plead down, probably statutory. example: 18yo banging a 15yo or somewhere along those lines. PS, dont think you can plead down a teir Ever since learning about the grayness of the whole thing, automatically assuming people convicted of sex offenses are scum has been pretty difficult. IIRC taking a piss outside and having a small child accidentally see could land someone on that list. Not to mention the stories teenage girls can make up. If their boyfriend is a couple years older his ass could be toast in some states 
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I don't know, but I think ".300 Win Mag" is the correct answer to the question you want to be asking.... Quoted:
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I found out our neighbor's son-in-law is a Tier III sex ofender. I also found his original conviction for sexual conduct third degree and multiple arrests for failure to register. Given that third degree is the least serious how did he get to Tier III? Would multiple failures to register do it? I don't know, but I think ".300 Win Mag" is the correct answer to the question you want to be asking.... My vote is for the 460 or a hot little 454 casull. 
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Every state is different. Multiple failure to register do not equal a re-offense. He may be a low risk to re-offend and just be non-compliant. The questions that need an answer are: Was this a juvenile offense or an adult offense? Was there an actual victim? There can be convictions without an actual hands on victim. What was the original charge? Was it violent or not? What risk rating tool are they using? LSI, VASOR, SOTIPS? Does he have other non-sex related offenses, and if so are they violent? Too many variables to know. Just know that a sex offender is not always violent, or hands on. And the definition varies considerably from state to state. As do the rules for registration. For instance, you may have been convicted of an offense in New Jersey that does not require registration, but when you move to Colorado it does. No consistency because there is no set of common definitions. Around here you can get Sex Offender status by peeing out side. 
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Ever since learning about the grayness of the whole thing, automatically assuming people convicted of sex offenses are scum has been pretty difficult. IIRC taking a piss outside and having a small child accidentally see could land someone on that list. Not to mention the stories teenage girls can make up. If their boyfriend is a couple years older his ass could be toast in some states Quoted:
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I found out our neighbor's son-in-law is a Tier III sex ofender. I also found his original conviction for sexual conduct third degree and multiple arrests for failure to register. Given that third degree is the least serious how did he get to Tier III? Would multiple failures to register do it? unless he plead down, probably statutory. example: 18yo banging a 15yo or somewhere along those lines. PS, dont think you can plead down a teir Ever since learning about the grayness of the whole thing, automatically assuming people convicted of sex offenses are scum has been pretty difficult. IIRC taking a piss outside and having a small child accidentally see could land someone on that list. Not to mention the stories teenage girls can make up. If their boyfriend is a couple years older his ass could be toast in some states Somebody ALWAYS brings up the "he was just pissing" excuse. 
He's non-complaint. That alone tells me he wasn't some guy with a younger girlfriend. OP, his specific crime should be listed as public record somewhere. Let's take a look at the charge itself, shall we? Criminal sexual conduct- third degree - Charge Description Punishment: Felony (A)A person is guilty of criminal sexual conduct in the third degree if the actor engages in sexual battery with the victim and the actor knows or has reason to know that the victim is mentally defective, mentally incapacitated, or physically helpless. (B)A person is guilty of criminal sexual conduct in the third degree if the actor engages in sexual battery with the victim and the actor uses force or coercion to accomplish the sexual battery. Do you see anything about pissing in there? |
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Around here you can get Sex Offender status by peeing out side. Quoted:
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Every state is different. Multiple failure to register do not equal a re-offense. He may be a low risk to re-offend and just be non-compliant. The questions that need an answer are: Was this a juvenile offense or an adult offense? Was there an actual victim? There can be convictions without an actual hands on victim. What was the original charge? Was it violent or not? What risk rating tool are they using? LSI, VASOR, SOTIPS? Does he have other non-sex related offenses, and if so are they violent? Too many variables to know. Just know that a sex offender is not always violent, or hands on. And the definition varies considerably from state to state. As do the rules for registration. For instance, you may have been convicted of an offense in New Jersey that does not require registration, but when you move to Colorado it does. No consistency because there is no set of common definitions. Around here you can get Sex Offender status by peeing out side. "Around here" would be where exactly? |
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Yeah, no. The whole probably peed outside, 18 yr old banging a 15 year old thing is bullshit. Never believe the offender, read the police report.
One of my co workers had the cousin who "had sex with a consenting teenager/statutory rape/I am innocent" bullshit. A quick check of court documents had him convicted of 3 forcible rapes. Never believe the offender. |
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Somebody ALWAYS brings up the "he was just pissing" excuse.
He's non-complaint. That alone tells me he wasn't some guy with a younger girlfriend. OP, his specific crime should be listed as public record somewhere. Let's take a look at the charge itself, shall we? Criminal sexual conduct- third degree - Charge Description Punishment: Felony (A)A person is guilty of criminal sexual conduct in the third degree if the actor engages in sexual battery with the victim and the actor knows or has reason to know that the victim is mentally defective, mentally incapacitated, or physically helpless. (B)A person is guilty of criminal sexual conduct in the third degree if the actor engages in sexual battery with the victim and the actor uses force or coercion to accomplish the sexual battery. Do you see anything about pissing in there? Quoted:
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I found out our neighbor's son-in-law is a Tier III sex ofender. I also found his original conviction for sexual conduct third degree and multiple arrests for failure to register. Given that third degree is the least serious how did he get to Tier III? Would multiple failures to register do it? unless he plead down, probably statutory. example: 18yo banging a 15yo or somewhere along those lines. PS, dont think you can plead down a teir Ever since learning about the grayness of the whole thing, automatically assuming people convicted of sex offenses are scum has been pretty difficult. IIRC taking a piss outside and having a small child accidentally see could land someone on that list. Not to mention the stories teenage girls can make up. If their boyfriend is a couple years older his ass could be toast in some states Somebody ALWAYS brings up the "he was just pissing" excuse.
He's non-complaint. That alone tells me he wasn't some guy with a younger girlfriend. OP, his specific crime should be listed as public record somewhere. Let's take a look at the charge itself, shall we? Criminal sexual conduct- third degree - Charge Description Punishment: Felony (A)A person is guilty of criminal sexual conduct in the third degree if the actor engages in sexual battery with the victim and the actor knows or has reason to know that the victim is mentally defective, mentally incapacitated, or physically helpless. (B)A person is guilty of criminal sexual conduct in the third degree if the actor engages in sexual battery with the victim and the actor uses force or coercion to accomplish the sexual battery. Do you see anything about pissing in there? It's just skepticism. After learning how wishy washy it can be, reading what actually happened in simple English seems to be the best way to understand the events and character of the person. Is it not possible that someone could be put in an unjust situation? If they are, it's pretty easy to see how they would say, "fuck registering." Now all the sudden they have multiple more charges piled upon them, and other people automatically assume just because of failure to register, he's in the wrong and was in the wrong the whole time, when he wasn't. I can see how it can go both ways, that's all. |
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I don't know, but I think ".300 Win Mag" is the correct answer to the question you want to be asking.... Quoted:
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I found out our neighbor's son-in-law is a Tier III sex ofender. I also found his original conviction for sexual conduct third degree and multiple arrests for failure to register. Given that third degree is the least serious how did he get to Tier III? Would multiple failures to register do it? I don't know, but I think ".300 Win Mag" is the correct answer to the question you want to be asking.... Damn man! |
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I don't know, but I think ".300 Win Mag" is the correct answer to the question you want to be asking.... Quoted:
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I found out our neighbor's son-in-law is a Tier III sex ofender. I also found his original conviction for sexual conduct third degree and multiple arrests for failure to register. Given that third degree is the least serious how did he get to Tier III? Would multiple failures to register do it? I don't know, but I think ".300 Win Mag" is the correct answer to the question you want to be asking.... The answer to your second question is 180 gr. BTHP. |
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My vote is for the 460 or a hot little 454 casull. Quoted:
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I found out our neighbor's son-in-law is a Tier III sex ofender. I also found his original conviction for sexual conduct third degree and multiple arrests for failure to register. Given that third degree is the least serious how did he get to Tier III? Would multiple failures to register do it? I don't know, but I think ".300 Win Mag" is the correct answer to the question you want to be asking.... My vote is for the 460 or a hot little 454 casull. .300 Blackout suppressed. It appears he was 20 YO. No information available on victim or crime. Previous arrests for failure to pay support. Suspected drug use base on my observations. Should be moving soon. |