Can I terminate an employee for being on Megan's List?
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In California, convicted sex offenders are required to register their place of residence and any changes they make for the rest of their life. This information is available to the public under a registry known as Megan's List.
Protections in Law
Employers may not be able to use that information to terminate employment due to the protections granted under Penal Code Section 290.46.
The relevant portion quoted below prevents an employer from using that information for
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