The public has a right to have access to any public record, whether it involves the neighbor next door or the person working in the local elementary school down the street. But the civil rights of the offender must still be preserved and protected. The general public tends to condemn and shun people who have any kind of criminal background. Additionally, considering that the Internet is not secure, you don t know for certain the source of information that may appear on it. Recently the FBI released statistics saying that major crime decreased another 7 percent last year, one of the largest one-year declines in history.
Strong encryption is already available free on the Internet.
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