The ex-linebacker’s attorney, though, said Taylor was unaware of the need to register his address at a local hotel he often stays in due to “marital problems.” Taylor has been on the registry since he admitted to sex with a minor that he said he believed was 19 years old at the time.
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Lawrence Taylor’s Lawyer Says Sex Offender Registry Charges Rooted in 'Mix-up'
Hall of Fame football player Lawrence Taylor was charged for not reporting an address change as a registered sex offender. So reports Pro Football Talk.
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