Background
The U.S. Congress
passed three laws that require
States to keep track
of sex offenders; the Wetterling
Registration Act, the Lynchner
Tracking and
Identification Act and
Megan’s Law. On March 5, 2003,
The Supreme Court ruled that
information about
potential predators may
be posted on the Internet.
The Problem
The information is available
and you have the right
to see it. But the problem is
that access is very
difficult. You have to
know the name of the individual
you are looking for and in many
States you must go to your
police station and complete a
request form. In some
States there is a fee and
limit to view only two
names
The Solution - Predator
Report
Now in the privacy
of your home you can view the
same information displayed on a
map of your neighborhood.
The free service provides the
number of predators in your
neighborhood. You can then
choose to purchase the full
service, which includes details
about those sexual
offenders, including
specific addresses. The full
service search is based on
your exact address.
Customer
Comments :
'I had no idea there was a sex offender on my block!'- Julia K.
Background Check
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