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AL - House votes to restrict sex offender from campuses

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View the article here So now they are passing laws to keep offenders away from ADULTS? 02/17/2009 MONTGOMERY (AP) - The Alabama House has passed a bill that would prevent convicted sex offenders from living within 2,000 feet of a college or university. The bill by Rep. Jamie Ison (Email) of Mobile would also prevent convicted sex offenders from loitering within 500 yards of a college or university. The bill passed the House Tuesday on a 97-0 vote. Existing law prohibits convicted sex offenders from living within 2,000 feet of high schools or elementary schools. Ison's bill expands the current law to include colleges and universities. The bill would not prohibit convicted sex offenders from attending a college or university, but they would not be able to live on campus.continue to full post

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