I believe someone would deem it “stalkerish” if they, themselves, have similar records that can be (and have been) pulled up with a simple, quick search.
I don’t find it stalkerish (i) for the reasons noted above re: working with children, and (ii) anyone can do both a quickie public record search on me, or are welcome to pay for a full background check on me, and they will find nothing, not even a speeding ticket.
People who don’t think children should be protected by so much as a quick public records check and mock people who take such precautions are, honestly, people of interest to me - people to avoid, for certain.
People who say a quick public records check for a children’s coach is “stalkerish” and feel 3+ pages of charges can easily be explained away by reading 50+ dispositions are doing so because they know a quick check of their own name turns up charges and they are invested in that result not be dispositive of a criminal background.
If a person works with children, that person should be looked up for criminal background and other red flags. Don’t like it? Two choices: don’t work with children or conduct yourself in such a way as to not have 3 pages of arrest records to your name.
Easy, peasy, lemon don’tcommitcrimes.