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If A Person Convicted Of A [Level 1] Sex Offence In Washington State Moves To Idaho, Does That Mean That They Will Not Be Able To Clear Their Record?

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Hick_grrl | 17:01 Sat 19th Nov 2016 | Criminal
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It is my impression - which may be incorrect - that Washington allows that person to stop registering, but that Idaho does not.
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This is a UK site,so I don't know if anyone here will be able to help.
17:02 Sat 19th Nov 2016
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As has been pointed out, there won't be many experts on US law on this site.

Try here:
https://answers.yahoo.com/
(You need to go via 'Politics & Government' to find the law sections).
17:47 Sat 19th Nov 2016
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...and you won't get any help on Yahoo Answers either. That site is infested with trolls, yet Buenchico still insists on re-directing people there.
18:09 Sat 19th Nov 2016

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