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: LawbeatCanary in a Cleveland coal mine
By Mark Obbie
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That wacky Congress! Rachel Dissell and Gabriel Baird of the Cleveland Plain Dealer document the early, and messy, fallout from one state's enactment of legislation to comply with the federal Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act. Their story serves as a map for others to localize the story of what's meant to be a nationwide crackdown on sexual predators. Is the story too relentlessly negative? Perhaps, but that's easily cured with more comments from proponents, and maybe a sidebar on what Congress heard before it acted. (Via Sentencing Law & Policy Blog)Full post as published by Lawbeat on January 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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