60 news & feature articles results for "Sex Offender Registry Database"

Department of Justice links registries of 22 different states to let people track sex offenders across the nation.

Posted by Desiree Everts

Profiles of sex offenders living in California will be available online if a state bill becomes law.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff

Bill would create nationwide database to track sex offenders and people who commit crimes against children.

Posted by Anne Broache

The Supreme Court will hear arguments about "Megan's Law," which requires information about sex offenders to be posted on the Internet.

Posted by Lisa M. Bowman

A just-signed Illinois law that bans registered sex offenders from social-networking sites might do more harm than good. Here's why.

Posted by Larry Magid

Backed by MySpace, attorney general to propose law next year that would make his state first to require registration of online aliases.

Posted by Anne Broache

Connecticut attorney general serves subpoena on MySpace and says independent research about sex offenders on the social-networking site is the "tip of the iceberg."

Posted by Elinor Mills

After asserting that it'd be illegal to do so, News Corp. unit agrees to provide data about registered sex offenders who use the site.

Posted by Caroline McCarthy

Offender Locator for iPhone tracks registered sex offenders and displays them on a map using your current location via the iPhone GPS.

Posted by David Martin

New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo praised Facebook and MySpace for purging their roles of more than 3,500 New York-based registered sex offenders.

Posted by Larry Magid