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CA - There's no evidence Jessica's Law works, California officials say

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View the article here California Sexual Offender Management Board Review (PDF) 01/14/2009 By Michael Rothfeld A state board says tight residency limits on sex offenders have driven many to homelessness, which could propel them back into crime. The state spends $25 million housing some of the offenders. A state panel is urging the governor and legislators to change "Jessica's Law," saying its restrictions on where sex offenders can live are counterproductive and calling the nearly... To see the rest of this article, please visit the Sex Offender Issues Blog

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