Thank you. A little more specifc background. Idaho law allows a motion to be removed from registration at 10 years. However the standard required to do so was proof of absolutely no risk to reoffend, and nobody was. Recently the Idaho Supreme Court ruled that the standard was not as strict as was being applied (http://law.justia.com/cases/idaho/su...8/kimball.html). However, despite wining the case, the person bringing the case is still registered, and as far as I'm aware, Idaho has never released anybody from registration requirements.

A friend of mine who is a lawyer (not criminal law, and doesn't practice in either ID or PA), is concerned that even if PA has ended their requirement to register, that Idaho may still require my registration, and be able to impose criminal sanctions if PA doesn't keep me registered. I haven't lived in Idaho for more than a decade, and have no property, or residence, and only visit for a few days at at time every 4-5 years, and haven't been listed on Idaho's registry since I moved out of state.

From what you said, as long I remain in PA, and don't violate any laws, I shouldn't need to worry about being forced to go back on the registry, correct?