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Megan's Law Disclosure

Definition

Megan's Law requires states to make information about registered sex offenders available to the public. Some states require real estate agents to inform buyers about the availability of sex offender registries.

Example

In California, the purchase agreement includes a standardized clause notifying buyers that information about registered sex offenders is available from local law enforcement and the state's Megan's Law website. The agent does not identify specific offenders but informs the buyer where to check.

Exam Tip

The exam tests whether agents must disclose the LOCATION of specific sex offenders (generally no) versus informing buyers that a registry EXISTS (many states require this). Agents should refer buyers to the registry rather than making specific representations. Requirements vary significantly by state.

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