The kid was remiss in not registering.  That's on him.  I have an inkling that the victim's mother is maybe more comprised than her daughter,  just from what I have read.  I will fault the inability of Washington State to wallow out of the trough of indecision as to what you can say, report, act on,  as to a juvenile offender.  That there was no official school record,  transcript notation,  demeanor and status report for the rest of the pitcher's academic and social record to offer OSU is a huge part of the problem.  It would behoove the PAC 12 to have a "set in stone" recruit and admit "by the numbers" for sub adults with a sex crime on their juvenile record.

As a society,  we have to first tend to the victim,  and then I have always been told we need to rehabilitate the perpetrator.  So how do we rehabilitate if we kick them under the bus,  the train,  the truck,  at every bend in the road?  If there is a substantial period of no reoffending,  are they free to live their lives?