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UT - Flashers could land on sex offender registry

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View the article here 02/18/2009 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Anyone convicted of flashing their private parts three or more times would land themselves on the state's sex offender registry under a bill the Utah House has approved. - Why not once? Rep. Paul Ray (Email), R-Clinton, says his bill is intended to make parents aware that someone might have a problem. Originally, his bill would have placed anyone convicted of the offense only one time on the registry. Ray says it's not his intent to punish someone who makes a mistake and pulls a juvenile prank. - Juvenile prank?  Anybody flashing themselves, even the women at Mardi Gras or Spring Break, should be charged and put on the registry, IMO. His bill would also place someone convicted of sexual battery on the registry...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues on February 18, 2009 (boomark / email).

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