I believe the question here is very similar to that posed by the sex offender registry. To those who are interested in said question, I'd recommend listening t

I believe the question here is very similar to that posed by the sex offender registry. To those who are interested in said question, I'd recommend listening to this debate on the topic of such registries: https://reason.com/2018/02/06/all-sex-offender-registries-should-be-ab/ https://reason.com/2018/02/06/all-sex-offender-registries-sh... I generally supported them in the past, but the evidence presented here was the tipping point and I now believe they do more harm than good. I would extend that principle to say that past a certain point, we shouldn't constantly remind people of past transgressions. Though I do understand the other side, and there is definitely a part of me that would always want to know if a sex offender lived near a child of mine.