Three years ago, Erik Johnson, a 37-year-old male, was convicted of lewd and lascivious acts upon a child. The crime consisted of touching. The touching involved the 13-year-old daughter of Erik's bride of 2 weeks who arrived from Russia, with her daughter, days before the marriage.

Under the law of the state where Johnson was convicted, the crime was a felony. Johnson served 14 months in prison for the crime, successfully completing probation last month. Having divorced, Erik has moved West and found a job in Sacramento, California, where he hopes to leave his past behind and start a new life. Erik has come to the law firm for advice because his probation officer told him that he might be required to registeronlineas a sex offender and that he will definitely have to register with the local police. Erik understands that he must register as a sex offender in Sacramento with the local police, but he opposes being registered online due to the ease with which people can find and target him and can check his background.

Using FIRAC form to complete your analysis, does Erik have to registeronlinein California as a sex offender?

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California does have a form that a sex offender can file to seek exemption from having sex offender information listed on the internet:Application for Exclusion from Internet Disclosure form.

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