Family
Advocacy
Program
 
Sex
Offender
Registry
Statistics
As of
November
1, 2007,
there
were
41,942
offenders
in the
Michigan
Sex
Offender
Registry
(SOR).
Of
those,
2,487
were
juveniles
and
13,025
were
incarcerated.
On
average,
200 new
offenders
are
added to
the SOR
per
month.
The
Michigan
SOR has
a
compliance
rate of
approximately
60
percent.
Those
offenders
not in
compliance
either
failed
to
change
their
address
or
failed
to
verify
their
address.
(Note:
Statistical
comparisons
among
states
are
often
inaccurate
because
each
state
has
different
requirements
for who
is
registered
and how
statistics
are
reported.)
Of the
41,942
offenders
in the
SOR,
25,443
are
required
to
verify
their
address
either
yearly
or
quarterly
depending
on their
offense.
Incarcerated
offenders
and
offenders
who have
reported
they
left
Michigan
and
moved to
another
state
are not
required
to
verify.
At the
end of
the
October
2007
verification
period,
15,243
offenders
were in
compliance
with SOR
Act
requirements
and
10,200
offenders
had
failed
to
comply
with
requirements
of the
Act.
Anyone
can
access
the
registry
by using
the links
below!
www.mipsor.state.mi.us
www.familywatchdog.us
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Benefits
for
Families
of
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Protected
Commercial
Life
Insurance
and War
Exclusion
Clauses
What is
a “war
clause”
or
“military
service
exclusion”
in a
life
insurance
policy?
What
happens
when a
“war
clause”
or
“exclusion”
applies
in the
event of
my
death?
Do “war
clauses”
only
apply
when war
is
declared
by
Congress,
or do
they
apply in
military
operations
other
than war
(MOOTW)
or
terrorist
acts?
Why do
insurance
companies
put “war
clauses”
in their
life
insurance
policies?
How can
I find
out
whether
my Life
Insurance
policy
has a
“war
clause,”
“terrorism
clause”
or
“military
service
exclusion
clause”?
Do all
life
insurance
policies
have
“war
clauses,”
“terrorism
clauses”
or
“military
service
exclusion
clauses”?
Click
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find the
answers.
The
Kinship
Care
Network
supports
families
who
step
in
to
raise
children
who
are
separated
from
or
have
lost
their
parents.
The
Federal
Center
Support
Group
meets
on
the
fourth
Thursday
of
every
month
at
11:30
in
room
2-1-54,
Family
Advocacy
Program
Office.
Special
arrangements
are
made
for
Holidays.
a.
Information
and
Assistance
b.
Parent/Family
Education
Workshops
c.
Support
Groups
d.
Community
Kinship
Care
Conferences
e.
Lending
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