The online sex offender registry in Franklin County displays the information and address of every convicted sex offender. The registry is supported by politicians who say it is a way to keep the public safe. However, many people who work on the legal side of the registry feel the laws on sex offenders are unfair. Here, we take a look at the history of the registry, data and opinions of those who work closely with sex offenders.
Sex Offender Opposition
Not everyone is in support of the laws regarding sex offenders. Franklin County Judge, David Cain, and Franklin County Criminal Defense Attorney, Adam Nemann, share their views of the sex offender registry in this video.
Political Opinions
The sex offender registry in Franklin County is a hot topic for politicians. In this slideshow, Franklin County Auditor, Clarence Mingo, Franklin County Sheriff, Zach Scott, and Sergeant Stacey Griffith share their views of the sex offender laws and registry.
History
Ohio passed its first sex offender law in 1963. Here is a timeline of the history of sex offender laws in Ohio.
