When their son or daughter lands a new sports coach, many parents work the same check list. Google the man or woman to see their athletic bonafides. And, of course, to make sure they don’t have a criminal background. Those same parents rightly assume they can rely, in part, on Megan’s Law, one of the most well-known federal statutes for monitoring potential predators. Surely a convicted sex offender would be listed in the public internet database
