Sex Offender Registration — How to Stay Off the Sex Offender Registry

The state of Texas diligently maintains a sex offender registry, and holds convicted sex offenders responsible for many conditions, including:

• Convicted sex offenders must register with the sex offender registration program
• Convicted sex offenders must update officials when they change addresses
• Convicted sex offenders must keep their registration information current

You need to be aware that, since 1996, sex crime offenders are listed on both Texas sex offender lists and a federal sex offender registration database. Additionally, Texas has a local community notification system that enables law enforcement to release sex offender registry information to the public, for the purpose of informing communities.

If you face sex crime charges, that could result in mandatory registration with the sex offender registration program, including charges of aggravated sexual assault, child molestation, prostitution, or juvenile sex crimes, the Law Offices of Paul Johnson can provide experienced, aggressive, confidential and expert legal help.

Once convicted of sex crime, the charges you are required to register as a sex offender, your community will have online access to your identity, home address and exactly what crime you were convicted of. Paul Johnson understands the personal impact of being labeled a sex offender and are committed to protecting your rights and privacy.

As an experienced criminal defense attorney who has handled thousands of cases, Paul Johnson can effectively defend you from false allegations, challenge police and prosecutor tactics, and a possible acquittal or the reduction or dismissal of the charges.

If you have questions regarding sex crimes and sex offender registration, contact the Law Offices of Paul Johnson, for a free initial consultation. Attorney Paul Johnson defends people throughout Texas, specifically in the counties of Dallas, Denton, Collin, Ellis, Johnson, Kaufman, Rockwall, Tarrant and many others.