Category Archive for : ‘SEX OFFENDERS AND OTHERS CHILD CUST’

New Jersey is closer to barring released sex offenders from using the Web.  An Assembly committee yesterday approved the proposal.  The ban was approved by the Senate in March and can now be weighed by the full Assembly.  Under the plan, convicted sex offenders would have to submit to examinations of their computers and install monitoring equipment of them.  Those caught using the Internet would face 18 months in jail and a $10,000 fine.

(Trenton, New Jersey)

Francisco S. Sanchez Jr, a 28-year-old convicted rapist from Oswego, withdrew his request for unsupervised visits to his 6 year old daughter after agreeing to a compromise with the child’s mother.  This Oswego County Family Court case may shape a new state law governing sex offenders’ child visitation rights.  In the proposed agreement, Sanchez would visit with Baby S from 4 to 7 pm every Monday, from 2 to 6 pm every other Saturday, and 4 to 7 pm on Christmas Day at the home of his mother, Nancy Denny.