Some types of sex crime convictions carry a registration requirement. Examples of convictions that will carry registration requirements under Megan’s Law include: - Sexual assault, - Criminal sexual contact with a minor, - Statutory rape, - Child pornography, - Aggravated criminal sexual contact, - Kidnapping of a minor, - Endangering the welfare of a child. This list is not exclusive, and a sex crime conviction may require registration—meaning that you will have to register every time you move, and schools, daycare centers and other facilities near your home may be notified. Some sex offender registries are available to the public.