Sex offender registry update coming after top court ruled parts unconstitutional
are scheduled to speak to reporters at 4 p.m. Eastern in Ottawa. They will be joined by the federal ombudsman for victims of crime and a member of My Voice, My Choice, an initiative by Canadian victim-complainants to amend publication ban provisions in the Criminal Code., saying in a ruling that mandatory registration of all sex offenders with more than one conviction goes too far.
“While mandatory registration has the attraction of simplicity and ease, the convenience of requiring every sex offender to register does not make it constitutional,” wrote the court in a majority decision. Court heard Ndhlovu, who was 19 at the time, was brought to a party publicized by a sexually explicit ad on Facebook. He touched one woman on the buttocks and another in her vagina.
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