Title: Frequently Asked Questions: Sex Offenders :: SD Dept. of Corrections
Headings: Frequent Questions
Frequent Questions
Sex Offenders
Do sex offenders receive treatment while in prison?
Do sex offenders have to register upon their release from prison in South Dakota?
Is there a list of all of the registered sex offenders available to the public?

Content: Violation of this condition is a Class 6 felony. A sex offender on supervised release who moves to a different location or residence address will provide written notification of his/her new location or address to the law enforcement agency with whom he/she last registered within three (3) business days (See SDCL 22-24B-12). A sex offender on supervised release who moves to a different location or residence address will provide written notification of his/her new location or address to the law enforcement agency with whom he/she last registered within three (3) business days (See SDCL 22-24B-12). Prior to discharge, parole, release to furlough, work release or similar program outside of the DOC
facility, DOC staff will inform all sex offenders required to register pursuant to SDCL 22-2B1-1 thru
22-24B-14 of their duty to register and inform them of the community safety zone restrictions (See
SDCL 22-24B-13). This shall include all offenders who are: 1. Discharged
2. Released to parole
3. Granted a furlough
4. Granted Work Release/CTP
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