"SORNA" refers to the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act which is Title 1 of the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006 (Public-Law 109-248), in junction with Megan’s Law, which basically says that if you are convicted of a sex crime, you have to register on the sex offender list so the public can see. Different acts of sexual convictions put you on a violent or non-violent list for any period of time. If something like this has happened in your life you should contact a Bucks County Criminal Lawyer.
In this tricky case of Commonwealth v. Bundy (opinion attached), “SORNA” would have gone in effect here, but it was in the time period that the General Assembly for “SORNA”, was determining what kinds of offensives would go on the list, his did not fall on the list.
In Bundy’s case he was convicted of Indecent Assault, which is; touching another person without consent, or the other person could not give consent to other person to touch them. He was convicted and looked like he was going to on the violent sex-offenders list but, the General Assembly ruled that this offense was a second-degree misdemeanor. Since this was a second-degree misdemeanor, Mr, Bundy was not included on the violent or non-violent sex offender list at all.