sex offender registry

“We are without remedy,” Mesa County District Attorney Dan Rubinstein said.

The U.S. State Department says all registered sex offenders who have molested minors will soon need mandatory marks in their passports identifying them as predators.

Offenders convicted of sex crimes are now singled out for surveillance and restrictions far more punitive than those who commit other types of crime.

The top court unanimously ruled against a North Carolina law that prevented sex offenders from using sites such as Snapchat and Twitter, but left the door open to some type of restrictions.

A civil rights group is challenging a new federal law that will require the State Department to put identifying markers on sex offenders' passports.

“Sweetie” sting reveals tens of thousands of men looking for underage girls to perform sexual acts on a webcam