My question involves criminal law for the state of: Indiana
My understanding is that LAW in general likes to be precise. I signed a plea agreement for class B criminal confinement instead of burglary like the pros. originally wanted me to do. The person I confined was 35++ years old. This is established in the court records. There were children in the home but they weren't paid any attention to because we didn't know they were there. I moved the 35++ year old guy from one location of the house to the other. Which makes it confinement. However I didn't confine the kids or move them from one location to the other. Before I signed my plea agreement my lawyer said merely entering someones home with a weapon when they dont want you there is confinement all by itself. However I can't find this in law and it has to be defined clearly. All the law says is that you must move a person from one point to the other knowingly and intentionally. It doesn't say it's confinement just because your in their home it has to be a specific action. So my question is shouldn't that overturn my requirement to register as a sex offender because it was established that I confined a 35++ year old not a dam child. I have to register because they are saying confinement if the victim is under 18. The victim was a specific person in that house again 35++ years old.

