True or False: A person on the National Sex Offender Registry (NSOR) is a wanted person.

A person listed on the National Sex Offender Registry (NSOR) is not automatically considered a wanted person. The registry is a tool used to inform the public and law enforcement about individuals who have been convicted of sex crimes and are required to register as sex offenders. It contains information about those individuals who are complying with the law and is not a list of individuals that are actively sought by law enforcement for criminal activity.

Being on the NSOR simply indicates that a person has a past conviction related to sex offenses; it does not imply that they are currently wanted for a crime. Law enforcement may pursue wanted individuals for various reasons, but registration on the NSOR alone does not fulfill that criterion, making the assertion that such a person is automatically a wanted person inaccurate.