Dave is pulled over for a motor vehicle violation in his local town in upstate new york. during the course of the motor vehicle stop the officer determines that dave had relocated in to town from new jersey six months prior to the stop. although dave has a valid new york state license his driving privileges in new jersey are suspended and he has numerous outstanding motor vehicle warrants. further inquiry reveals that dave is a registered violent sexual offender in new jersey with an extensive criminal history. a check of the local department data base reveals that dave has not registered as a sexual offender with the local town or state since relocating to new york. in the above scenario would dave be required to register as sexual offender in new york for a previous conviction in new jersey?