Sex Offender Registration

Wisconsin Sex Offender Registry

Registered Sex Offenders

Many sex offenses in the state of Wisconsin require people convicted of a sexual assault or other sex crime to register with the Register of Sex Offenders with the Department of Corrections.

In certain circumstances, the District Attorney can put a defendant on notice that they are seeking lifetime sex offender reporting.

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There are certain circumstances in which a person may not have to register as a sex offender even though they are convicted of an offense that normally requires registration.

Lifetime Supervision

Lifetime supervision requires a person to report to local authorities - usually the police in the local area - his or her residence or change of residence, activities, and registration with the sex offender registry. A person on lifetime supervision also cannot attend certain functions, particularly those where children are known to frequent, or participate in certain activities such as a Saturday afternoon at a water park in Wisconsin Dells.

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Although most people believe that registration is a lifetime requirement, that almost always is not true. Most of the time, the registration requirement is 15 years after the person is discharged from supervision.

Contact Criminal Sexual Offense Defense Attorney, Corey Chirafisi

For a free consultation, please contact the offices of Attorney Corey Chirafisi at:

In Madison, Wiconsin: (608) 250-3500
or outside of Dane County, Wisconsin: 1-866-514-0647

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