Originally Posted by
C.Tatman
What does it state about step children? Would he be allowed around my daughter from a previace relationship ?
To answer, let me explain how the
Colorado Revised Statutes, as most state codes, are organized. They have a Criminal Code (Title 18) which defines what conduct is criminal. When one has been convicted of such a crime, a sentence is imposed, again according to statute. But this doesn't normally determine what an ex convict can and can not do, with certain exceptions. Convicts' rights are restricted in certain ways. For example, it is considered a separate crime for a convicted felon to possess firearms.
But a statute which restricts the permissible activities of convicted child molesters is not common. There are federal and state programs requiring them to register, but I don't know that there are any laws restricting their otherwise lawful activities. So a law that would prohibit them from being around their step-children would be rare and, if it exists in Colorado, is placed in an unknown portion of the Colorado Statutes.