Actually he did not complete all requirements set by the court because one of the requirements was that he keep up with his registration as a sex offender, which as a 21 yr old adult, he failed to do. Meaning, as a grown man now, no longer a juvenile with an "excuse", he failed to adhere to and meet the requirements set forth by the court of law and the state of Oregon. To me, it says he's learned nothing and is unwilling to take responsibility for his actions, even if he has changed, his refusal to obey the law by registering when he turned 21 and went to get a new Drivers License shows he hasn't changed enough. Plus MLB pitchers travel a lot, and have access to a number of children/fans including charities and youth clubs with kids that are around the same age as the victim which is truly upsetting if he's unwilling to register so close
to his chance at being drafted...