Special sexual offender disposition qualifications are expanded to include more provisions for juvenile sex offenders.
The court may suspend the juvenile’s requirement to register as a sex offender under the following circumstances:
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The juvenile is not charged with a violent offense
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The juvenile is at a low risk to reoffend
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The interests of the juvenile and the community weigh in favor of suspending the requirement to register as a sex offender.
If this suspension is revoked, the court shall order the juveinile to register as a sex offender.
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If the juvenile has registered as a sex offender, the court may terminate the registration if the court finds that thee juvenile has met all the statutory requirements and completed all the terms of supervision as outlined.
