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  • Jun 10, 2012, 11:00 PM
    NEWAKISSMOKER
    Has that new law been passed about sex offenders and their children?
    I was tols that dhs had a new law to be passed where the sex offenders can not even be around their own childeren I need to know if it is passed for Oklahoma because my childeren father is allowed to be around their father when he has molested his own step daughter in Wyoming when she was 12 until she was 15 on 87 occasions and served 4 years for it my mother gots my childeren and allowing their father to watch them alone and walk to the store alone with them so how can I get that to be stopped and my childeren removed from her home I need help if anyone can help my childeren live in watonga Oklahoma with their grandma and I live in canton OK. I never knew he was a registered sex offender until he got picked up by the police for not registering and by that time I was pregnant with our 4th child
  • Jun 11, 2012, 03:45 AM
    ScottGem
    I couldn't find anything specific on your situation. However, the information here:
    Oklahoma Megan's Law Information - Sex Offender Registry seems to indicate that sex offenders can be around their own children. " The offender is exempt, with limitations for a reasonable amount of time to complete such tasks, if the offender is the custodial parent or legal guardian of a child enrolled as a student at the school or child care facility," This would seem to indicate that an offender could be around their own children.

    However the level of sex offense could have a bearing. The linked site has a contact point for the state Registry Unit. So I would suggest that you contact them and see if they can give you specific info or refer you to someone who can.

    Or you can just go to court to get a restraining order. In this situation you might be even able to get his rights terminated.

    Also, you say your mother has your children? Do you mean she has custody of them? If so why don't you have custody? If your mother just watches the children while you work, why haven't you told her not to leave them alone with him?

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