Please post comments here regarding the path you or your loved one took that you hope is leading to, or has already led to, freedom from the registry. Comments could include information regarding the petitioning process in California or any other process in any other state. Sharing this information with others could help them achieve freedom, too.
For anyone who has been removed from the CA registry, you can expedite your removal from the CA Megan’s Law website as well as receipt of a letter from the CA Dept. of Justice confirming your removal by sending a copy of the court’s order to the CA Dept. of Justice using the following email: SB384@doj.ca.gov. Be specific in your request, that is, tell the agency you want to be removed from the website and/or you want a letter from the agency confirming that you are no longer required to register.
For those who have been removed from their state registry, it is recommended that you notify the federal Dept. of Homeland Security (DHS) that you are no longer required to register in that state. Send an email to dhsintermeganslaw@ice.dhs.gov. According to communications from DHS, a person who is no longer required to register in any state is no longer required to have a “unique identifier” added to their passport and is no longer required to provide notice of at least 21 days for overseas travel.
Sonoma County Superior Court has granted the petition of a person forced to register! He was assigned to Tier 1, the DA did not object and there was no hearing. Congratulations to #120. You are no longer required to register in CA.
Any attorneys in Kansas that can provide relief from registration as a juvenile since 2008? Statutory charge as a 15 year old in 2005… Age based crime that carries lifetime registration and 25 years before you can apply for removal.
A court in Los Angeles county has granted the petition of a person required to register, thereby ending his registration requirement. This person was assigned to Tier 1 and there was no hearing. Congratulations to client #121!
The Superior Court in Sonora, CA, yesterday granted a petition I filed on behalf of a registrant assigned to Tier 2. The District Attorney objected to the petition based on a unique legal argument that is, the DA argued that the CA Department of Justice should have assigned my client to Tier 3, not to Tier 2. Due to the DA’s objection, a hearing was held, however, the judge ruled in favor the registrant. Congratulations to #122!
Congratulations to #123! Sacramento Superior Court granted his petition after the DA decided not to object. This person was assigned to Tier 1 and there was no hearing.
Congrats to the 123 registrants who are now registry free! Janice is the Justice Warrior and I wish she could be cloned across the other 49 states.