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NJ - Megan's Law has been a failure by any measure

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View the article here Of course it doesn't work, and it never will!  But politicians who need it, to further their careers, will never listen, even when the facts are there in front of their faces! 03/01/2009 By MICHAEL BUNCHER For the past 15 years, New Jersey residents have been left with a false sense of security. A federally funded study has determined that Megan's Law does not work. - It's not just New Jersey residence, it's the whole country! Conducted by independent psychologists along with staff from the state Department of Corrections' Office of Policy and Planning, this comprehensive study looked at 21 years of sex offense rates. It confirms in New Jersey what other studies have found elsewhere: Megan's Law "has no demonstrable effect in reducing sexual re-offenses...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues on March 01, 2009 (boomark / email).

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