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Facing sex crime charges is a frightening experience. One of the biggest concerns clients have is whether they will be required to register as a sex offender – and what

At the turn of the calendar year, it’s not uncommon for a whole host of new Missouri or Illinois laws to go into effect. This year, however, Illinois residents will

Sexual violence should always be taken seriously. If a person is found guilty of a sexual violence crime, regardless of the specific charges, they are not only eligible for jail

It’s generally known that being on the Missouri sex offender registry can interfere with employment opportunity, residential rental options and relationships with co-workers and neighbors. But in late October of

Being on the Missouri sex offender registry is a serious impediment to living a normal life. Often, when a person subject to sex offender registration moves to a smaller community,

Being listed on the Missouri sex offender registry undoubtedly has a lasting negative effect on a person’s life. Employers may be unwilling to hire and landlords may be reluctant to

A New London, Missouri, man who was convicted of a sex crime 29 years ago has been arrested and charged with failing to register as a sex offender. Police say

People in Missouri who are on the state’s sex offender registry find it difficult to lead a normal life. Having to publicly register for crimes that may have happened decades

Most people who serve prison time in Missouri are considered to have paid their debt to society when their term expires. This is not usually true, however, of sex offenders.

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