Ortiz sentenced to four years for molestation
Taos district judge Sam Sanchez sentenced Onofre Ortiz 21 to four years in prison for molesting a 13 year old at a October party. Ortiz pleaded guilty to three felony counts of criminal sexual contact with a minor and faces Megan's Law registration. The victim's family described lasting emotional harm while Ortiz's defense highlighted character and rehabilitation.
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New Mexico Strengthens Megan s Law Registration Rules
The Megan s Law version, Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act, took full effect July 1. It requires law enforcement to post offender data online and share with district attorneys, police, and the state Department of Public Safety. Registration applies to those convicted on or after July 1, 1995, with terms of 10 or 20 years for ex-offenders.
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