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: Sex Offender IssuesWY - Bill would streamline sex offender registration
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They have to live somewhere. Everyone keeps saying they do not want to be a haven for sex offenders, but someone has to be. Otherwise, it will just be a never ending shuffle game.
12/04/2008
By TOM MORTON - Star-Tribune staff writer
A proposed bill for the 2009 Legislature will streamline and close loopholes in the law for registered sex offenders, according to the draft passed by the Joint Judiciary Interim Committee on Thursday.
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