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: SexCrimeDefender

By Smith Law Offices,

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I've seen a lot of great stories relating to sex offender restrictions over the past several weeks but have been swamped at work. From Fox News:School and law enforcement officials have told a St. Joseph man that he can't attend his son's eighth-grade graduation because he is a convicted sex offender and isn't allowed on school property. James Jones, 36, said he may go anyway although the Buchanan County Sheriff's Department has told him he would be arrested and face up to four years in prison. "I've already been punished for this. This isn't about me anymore. Now they're punishing my kids, and that's taking it a little too far," said Jones, who served five years in prison after being convicted in 1990 of forcible rape of a 15-year-old girl when he was 17...continue to full post

Full post as published by SexCrimeDefender on May 11, 2008 (boomark / email).

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