Sex offenders on probation: setting them up to fail

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Sex offenders are the modern witches. There are so many things that rankle when it comes to society’s increased crackdown on sex offenders and their subsequent treatment, but one that never fails to get to me is their ridiculously unfair treatment on probation. Full Article (2008)

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I was convicted of misdemeanor Indecent Exposure, did 3 months County and 3 years probation. Following a night of drinking at a bar,waited in line at Del Taco drive thru. Thought it be an adrenaline rush to expose unnoticed while ordering from lady at drive thru window. Forgot about the security cameras. She didn’t let on she was aware, I got busted eating while parked in THEIR lot (thought I got away with being unnoticed).
I passed polys,completed Orange County’s sex offender program and abided all probation rules.
I desire my nightmare to end by someday getting off required lifetime SO Registration.
What action can I take?

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Ostra…since you also did probation in Orange County, I have a question. You said you completed the mandatory SO program. How long was that program? Did you have to go the entire 3 years while on probation? For some reason, I thought it was only 52 weeks but we are going on two years. Nobody really seems to know if there is a mandated time or if it is up to each individual therapist. Anyone, please chime in if you can.

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