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TX: Duty to Register – The Requirements and Limitations of a Sex Offender

Every year, some 360 individuals in Tom Green County are required to report to local offices and fill out forms listing their addresses, places of employment and vehicles. Some are required to submit DNA samples and contact information for their nearest relatives. Others complete the process every 30 or 90 days. Three hundred thirty-two of them live in five San Angelo zip codes, ranging from 76901-76905. They’re registered sex offenders, and the majority will remain so for the rest of their lives.Full Article

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This is the kind of journalism this country needs more of, giving the facts without trying to influence opinion, I’m impressed. As a former resident of Texas(Tom Green County in fact), I’ve often wondered more about some of the registry laws there.

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