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TENNESSEE SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY ATTORNEY
Are You Being Wrongfully Required to Register with the Tennessee Sex Offender Registry?
Hire A Tennessee Sex Offender Registry Lawyer Today
If you were convicted of a sexual offense prior to certain amendments to Tennessee's Sexual Offender Registry Act, and are now required to comply with Tennessee's Sex Offender Registry retroactively, your Constitutional rights might be violated.
Enacted in January 1995, Tennessee's original Sexual Offender Registration and Monitoring Act has been amended countless times. Federal Courts are beginning to recognize that these subsequent amendments, applied retroactively, are punitive and violate the Ex Post Facto Clause of the United States Constitution. Don't take on this fight alone. Call Ryan C. Davis Law, PLLC to learn how an experienced Sex Offender Registry attorney can help you with your case.
Attorney Ryan Davis will help you fight the unconstitutional amendments to Tennessees Sex Offender Registry. Without an experienced Sex Offender Registry lawyer on your side, you could face prolonged punishment for a past sex offense conviction.
4 FACTORS THAT HELP DETERMINE WHETHER YOU MAY BE GRANTED RELIEF FROM TENNESSEE'S SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY INCLUDE:
1. DATE OF CONVICTION
The date of your conviction will reveal what version of Tennessee's Sex Offender Registry was in place at the time of your sentencing. That version of the registry will help us determine any possible constitutional violations as a result of punishments imposed by subsequent amendments to the Tennessee Sexual Offender Registration and Monitoring Act.
2. COMPLIANCE WITH THE SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY
While you may have a claim for a constitutional violation, any substantial noncompliance with the registry may limit the relief available to you. This substantial compliance may include any subsequent convictions you have had while on the registry.
3. PLEA HEARING
Discussion of the Sex Offender Registry and its requirements during your plea hearing or sentencing may affect the possible relief you are entitled to.
4. REGISTRY STATUS IN OTHER STATES
Registration on another state's sexual offender registry may affect your ability to be removed from Tennessee's Sex Offender Registry, regardless of a legitimate Ex Post Facto or Due Process Claim.
WATCH ATTORNEY RYAN DAVIS TESTIFY BEFORE THE 2022 LEGISLATIVE JOINT AD HOC COMMITTEE REGARDING TN'S SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY
Watch Attorney Ryan Davis Testify Before the House Criminal Justice Subcommittee Regarding 2024 HB1617
Hire an experienced and aggressive attorney to help you defend your Constitutional rights. Attorney Ryan Davis works hard on behalf of his clients to fight against unconstitutional sex offender registry requirements in Tennessee, and will work with you to determine options available to you in either State court or Federal court. Call or text 615-649-0110 today to schedule a consultation with the Ryan C. Davis Law, PLLC firm.
For more information regarding possible Ex Post Facto relief from Tennessee's Sex Offender Registry, see our Education Center post on this topic.
