People convicted of abuse against children should not be allowed to see the abused child until they are 18 and should be required to register their addresses with law enforcement until the abused child reaches 18. Should these requirements be broken they should go to jail with no possibility of parole until the child is 18. All medical and therapy costs should be covered by the felon until the victim (child) has reached 26 (to comply with Affordable Care Act.) 75% of the monies made while the felon is in jail should go to these costs, once the felon is out of jail it can be dropped to 30% of the monies made. Should the felon not pay these costs, their social security should be taken from them and given to to the victim or family/guardian of the victim.
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