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Under the provisions of NRS 179B.250 (http://www.nvsexoffenders.gov/Changes.aspx), the public is authorized to gain access to certain sex offender information. This information has previously only been available through a phone query to the Sex Offender Registry unit in the State Criminal History Repository. Now a faster, easier resource is being provided to the citizens of Nevada. This expanded public access is in response to the public outcry following the death of Megan Kanka.
Read more about Nevada sex offender registration requirements at http://www.nvsexoffenders.gov/Faq.aspx
Starting on July 01, 2008, the law in Nevada now allows that certain sex offenders (as well as non-sex offenders who have to register because they were convicted of committing a crime against a child) may terminate registartion. The time that an offender must register under the new law will depend on whether he is a Tier 1, Tier II, or Tier II offender. If he is a Tier I offender, he must register for only 15 years maximum (as opposed to life); if a Tier II offender, he must register for 25 years; however, if he is a Tier III offender, he must continue to register for life (as long as he lives, works, or goes to school in Nevada).
Furthermore, the new law will allow a Tier I offender to petition a court to terminate his duty to register prematurely. A Tier I offender may petition if he has registered for a period of at least 10 consecutive years, during which he was not convicted of a felony or a sexual offense; to qualify, he must also have completed any periods of supervised release, probation, or parole, in addition to an approved sex offender treatment program. If the court grants the petition, it will knock 5 years off of the maximum period that the Tier I offender must register.
The above reduction option is also available to offenders who were classified as Tier III by a juvenile court. The requirements to qualify are the same as those for Tier I offenders, except that instead of 10 years, the TIER III juvenile delinquent must have registered for at least 25 years before he can petition for a reduction.
The Law Office of Higbee & Associates (www.RecordGone.com) offers sex offender registration termination services for a flat-fee of $1500.