Q: In 2007 I was convicted of 4 counts of Child Solicitation all under the same cause number. Do I register for life?

A: Whether you are required to register for life as a result of your convictions for child solicitation depends on the laws in your jurisdiction and the specific details of your case. In many cases, individuals convicted of certain offenses against minors may be required to register as sex offenders for life. However, the determination of registration requirements can vary based on factors such as the severity of the offenses, the number of counts involved, and any changes in legislation or court rulings that may affect registration requirements.

Regarding the change in your registration end date from 6/27/23 to life on 6/7/23, it's important to seek legal advice from an attorney familiar with sex offender registration laws in your jurisdiction. Changes to your registration status, such as extending it to life, may be made based on factors such as the completion of your original registration period, new laws or regulations, or judicial decisions. However, whether such changes are legal and appropriate in your case requires a careful examination of the circumstances and applicable legal principles.

To understand your rights and options, it's advisable to consult with an attorney who can review the specifics of your situation and provide guidance on how to proceed. They can assess the legality of the changes to your registration status, advise you on any potential avenues for challenging the decision, and advocate on your behalf to ensure that your rights are protected. Additionally, seeking support from organizations or resources that specialize in sex offender rights and advocacy may provide additional assistance and information as you navigate this complex legal issue.