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: Sex Offender IssuesCA - Decision delayed on sex-offender ordinance
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11/18/2008
The High Point City Council referred the proposed ordinance to bar registered sex offenders from any city park or recreation facility to its Public Safety Committee Monday.
The Parks and Recreation Commission recommended the ordinance.
"The whole focus of this law is to protect our minors," said Assistant City Attorney Joanne Carlyle. City Attorney Fred Baggett said the city "would be on solid legal ground" if council passed the ordinance.
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