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Sex-Offender Residency Restrictions Cause Homelessness

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View the article here 12/27/2008 By JOE WINDISH, Technology Editor The Washington Post today: Strict new laws aimed at keeping track of sex offenders after they leave prison appear to be having the opposite effect, encouraging homelessness in a population believed more likely to re-offend if cast into the streets without structure or family support, say prosecutors, police, parole officials and experts on managing sex offenders. The issue is starkest in California, where the number of... To see the rest of this article, please visit the Sex Offender Issues Blog

Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues on December 28, 2008 (boomark / email).

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