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By Corey Rayburnyung

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The Greensboro News Record has an editorial discussing a sex offender registry loophole in North Carolina law. The op-ed discusses a case where a woman, "convicted in 1995 of taking indecent liberties with a child, registered her address as required. For several weeks, however, she spent most nights at her parents? home in another town, returning during the day to check her mail and do household chores." The authorities charged her with violating the registration requirements and she was convicted. The North Carolina appeals court "overturned the conviction, ruling the state did not provide enough evidence to show she had moved her actual residence." I have no idea what the so-called "loophole" is, but like the word "technicality" it is often used by media to describe an outcome they don't like...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sex Crimes on September 19, 2008 (boomark / email).