Find links to national and state sex offender registries, including family watchdog and nh dangerous sexual offender list These registries show the location and details of registered offenders who have victimized children or others. In 1996, a federal law known as megan's law went into effect that requires individuals convicted of sex crimes against children to register with the state in which they currently reside. Find information on the new hampshire registration of criminal offenders search and megan's law Learn how to protect yourself and your children from dangerous sex offenders in your community. Learn how to register and renew your sex offender status with the local law enforcement authority in new hampshire
Find out the frequency, duration and verification requirements based on your offense history. Learn about the offenses, timeframes, notification, access, and consequences of new hampshire's sex offender registry laws Find out how to petition for changes to registration requirements and the legal implications of violations.
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