Why Michigan Just Removed 20,000 People from Its Sex Offender Registry - Facing Federal Prison
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Until yesterday, any resident of the State of Michigan was able to determine whether a person convicted of sexual offences lived next to his home or in his neighbourhood, by visiting the e-state register of 43,000 sex offenders, almost half before being reduced by a landmark ruling of the High Court of Michigan [...] The post by a judicial decision... the removal of 20,000 convicts from the register of sexual offenders in Michigan appeared first…
Why Michigan Just Removed 20,000 People from Its Sex Offender Registry - Facing Federal Prison
On September 9, 2026, the Michigan Supreme Court issued an order that immediately changed the lives of thousands of people on Michigan’s sex offender registry. Two days later, the Michigan State Police announced that it had already removed more than 20,000 people from the registry. That is an extraordinary number. Before the ruling, approximately 43,000 […]
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