The state of Orion recently enacted a statute requiring sex offenders to enter their names, addresses, photographs, and convictions into a public database for the remainder of their lives. Although there is a great amount of embarrassment and shame associated with this, Orion believes it is minimal in relation to the danger posed by sex offenders. This statute is an example of what?
A) Maria's Law
B) Megan's Law
C) a due process violation
D) a violation of the right to privacy

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Megan's Law is a statute that requires sex offenders to register their information in a public database, aimed at informing the public about potential risks. This law was named after Megan Kanka, a victim of a sex crime, and is designed to enhance public safety by making information about convicted sex offenders available to the public.

The State of Orion Recently Enacted a Statute Requiring Sex