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: ACS BlogGeorgia's Tough, But Embattled, Sex Offender Law
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Georgia’s sex offender law, declared one of the nation’s strictest, is again mired in litigation. The law, which Governor Sonny Perdue signed in 2006, requires dangerous offenders to wear a GPS tracking device for the rest of their lives and expands residency restrictions to 1,000 feet from churches, swimming pools and all school bus stops. Lawsuits have been lodged against the law’s residency restrictions, including its provision that says sex offenders can be evicted from the read more
Full post as published by ACS Blog on July 15, 2008 (boomark / email).
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