California Response by District Attorney to Petition to Terminate Sex Offender Registration is a process that occurs when a person convicted of a sex offense in California has completed their sentencing requirements. The District Attorney (DA) is responsible for responding to a petition to terminate sex offender registration. The DA can either approve or deny the petition. If approved, the person will no longer be required to register as a sex offender. There are three types of California Response by District Attorney to Petition to Terminate Sex Offender Registration: 1. Approve with Restrictions: The DA may agree to approve the petition but with specific restrictions. These restrictions may include a requirement to continue to register as a sex offender for a certain period of time or a requirement for the person to participate in an appropriate treatment program. 2. Approve without Restrictions: The DA may agree to approve the petition without any restrictions. This means that the person will no longer need to register as a sex offender. 3. Deny: The DA may choose to deny the petition if they feel that the person is still a threat to the public and may be likely to reoffend. The DA must provide a written explanation of their decision. In all cases, the DA will submit their decision to the court for review. The court may uphold the decision or may require further review.