A man breaks into, and then hides in, a woman’s parked car. Upon her return he holds a knife to her side and forces her to drive to a remote woodland location. He then tells the woman to get out of the car and accompany him into the woods. She refuses. He runs off.
Should the man, who is later convicted of kidnapping and burglary, but not sexual assault, be made to register as a sex offender with the state?
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