§ 40-39-209. Removing Records From Sor
Except as otherwise provided in § 40-39-207(a)-(d), no record shall be removed from the SOR, unless ordered by a court of competent jurisdiction as part of an expunction order pursuant to § 40-32-101, so long as the offense is eligible for expunction under § 40-32-101.
§ 40-39-210. Death of Offender
Upon receipt of notice of the death of a registered offender, verified through the registering agency or TBI officials by obtaining a copy of the offender’s certificate of death, by checking the social security death index or by obtaining a copy of an accident report, the TBI shall remove all data pertaining to the deceased […]
§ 40-39-211. Residential and Work Restrictions
While mandated to comply with the requirements of this chapter, no sexual offender, as defined in § 40-39-202, or violent sexual offender as defined in § 40-39-202, shall knowingly establish a primary or secondary residence or any other living accommodation or knowingly accept employment within one thousand feet (1,000′) of the property line of any […]
§ 40-39-212. Registration Requirement
Upon the court’s acceptance of a defendant’s entry of a plea of guilty or a finding of guilt by a jury or judge after trial, and, notwithstanding the absence of a final sentencing and entry of a judgment of conviction, any defendant who is employed or practices a vocation, establishes a primary or secondary residence […]
§ 40-39-213. Possession of Offender Identification Required
Every offender required to register pursuant to this part who is a resident of this state, and who is eligible, shall be responsible for obtaining a valid driver license or photo identification card that has been properly designated by the department of safety pursuant to § 55-50-353. Every offender eligible to receive the license or […]
§ 40-39-214. Providing Information in Registry
Except as provided in subsection (c), immediately after an offender registers or updates a registration, TBI shall provide all information in the registry about the offender that is made public pursuant to § 40-39-206(d) to the following: The United States attorney general, who shall include that information in the national sex offender registry or other […]
§ 40-39-215. Offenses — Sexual Offenders, Violent Sexual Offenders, or Violent Juvenile Sexual Offenders — Defense
While mandated to comply with the requirements of this chapter, it is an offense for a sexual offender, violent sexual offender or a violent juvenile sexual offender, as those terms are defined in § 40-39-202, whose victim was a minor, to knowingly: Pretend to be, dress as, impersonate or otherwise assume the identity of a […]
§ 40-39-216. Restricting Access to Public Library
Public library boards shall have the authority to reasonably restrict the access of any person listed on the sexual offender registry. Such authority may be delegated by the board to a library administrator. In determining the reasonableness of the restrictions, the board shall consider the following criteria: The likelihood of children being present in the […]
§ 40-39-217. Community Notification System
Any county, metropolitan form of government or municipality may, by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the legislative body, choose to establish a community notification system whereby certain residences, schools and child-care facilities within the county, metropolitan form of government or municipality are notified when a person required to register pursuant to this part as a […]
§ 40-39-218. Termination of Registration Requirements Based on Status as Victim of Human Trafficking, Sexual Offenses or Domestic Abuse
A person who is mandated to comply with the requirements of this part, based solely upon a conviction for aggravated prostitution, under § 39-13-516, may petition the sentencing court for termination of the registration requirements based on the person’s status as a victim of a human trafficking offense, as defined by § 39-13-314, a sexual […]