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No. To be classified as a sexual predator/offender, one could have been convicted of any number of crimes (see SC Code 23-3-430). Some crimes involve physical violence, and some don’t. However, all are deemed by the court, based on previous behaviors, to represent a potential threat to certain persons (especially persons under the age of 16).
