Source: ACSOL Two registrants are no longer required to register today due to petitions granted in two different counties — San Luis Obispo and Stanislaus. In the San Luis Obispo county case, the registrant was convicted of PC 288(a) and assigned to Tier 2. Prior to petitioning for removal, he registered for more than 30 years. In the Stanislaus county case, the registrant was convicted of PC 647.6 and assigned to Tier 1. Prior to petitioning for removal, he registered for more than 10 years. “California courts are continuing to…
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