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OH - New bill would apply retroactively

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View the article here Anything done, and made retroactive, is a DIRECT VIOLATION of the US and state constitutions, period.  Why do we even have this document, if it means nothing?  Just eliminate ALL rights from everyone, and be done with it. 02/19/2009 COLUMBUS ? Sex offenders would have to move from established residences that are within 1,000 feet of schools, under legislation introduced in the Ohio Senate. Sen. Tim Schaffer (Email), a Republican from Lancaster, said his Senate Bill 42 would ensure earlier legislation related to where sex offenders live is applied retroactively, regardless of when they were convicted of their crimes. - So I guess that "OATH OF OFFICE," to "UPHOLD THE CONSTITUTION," was a lie?  Sure looks that way to me...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues on February 19, 2009 (boomark / email).

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