No, I don't seek punishment in retaliation. I do not seek to harm others.  It sounds like you minimize my experience, but I'm beyond caring what other's think about that. And there's no fixing the past.  I believe requiring continued registration is reasonable to allow for restrictions placed on sexual offenders for at least a 10-20 year time period.  For years, I wondered if my abuser harmed other kids - there was no law enforcement involved.  I do allow for rehabilitation - and I was glad to see this young man did participate in rehabilitation.  That said, playing NCAA sports is a privilege, one he was certainly aware of at age 15, and if the knowledge that conviction of sexual abuse would deter another boy from making the same choice, I think it is worth doing.  It seems far more common to read about a student athlete avoiding consequences for their assaults.  As a society, we certainly seem more concerned about how the perpetrator is doing, rather than his nameless victim.