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NV - New sex offender laws could rise out of limbo

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View the article here Again with the word "punishment!"  See the video at the link above. 10/08/2008 More strict punishments are on hold By Abigail Goldman Last month the fight over Nevada?s new sex offender laws appeared to have ended. Rulings in three courts indicated the controversial Adam Walsh Act wasn?t going to fly in Nevada. A Sept. 13 newspaper editorial wrote its epitaph under the headline: ?Even sex offenders are entitled to protections of the Constitution.? - You... To see the rest of the article, visit the Sex Offender Issues blog.

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