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NJ - Father of Megan's Law namesake seeks office

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View the article here 03/05/2009 TRENTON - The man whose daughter's rape and murder led to sex offender community notification laws in every state is getting into politics. Richard Kanka is one of eight candidates for three seats on the Hamilton Township school board. Kanka says he's concerned about holding down high taxes in the Trenton suburb. Kanka became an activist after his daughter, Megan, was killed in 1994 by a convicted pedophile who had moved into the neighborhood. Kanka joined his wife is spearheading the push for Megan's Law, which requires community notification about sex offenders. A federal law requiring notification was passed in 1996.

Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues on March 05, 2009 (boomark / email).

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