Asked by Emily Aronian on Sep 24, 2024
The Adam Walsh Act requires that juvenile sex offenders aged 14 and up be automatically ______.
A) excluded from registering as sex offenders because they lack adults' moral capacity
B) registered as sex offenders for life
C) registered as sex offenders for a short period
D) protected from the public knowing about their conviction
Adam Walsh Act
A U.S. law aimed at protecting the public from sexual offenders and offenders against children, and establishing a comprehensive national system for the registration of these offenders.
Juvenile Sex Offenders
Individuals under the age of legal adulthood who have committed sexual offenses.
- Understand the implications of sex offender legislation and the categorization of offenders.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the implications of sex offender legislation and the categorization of offenders.
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