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: Sex Offender IssuesDoes Residential Proximity Matter? A Geographic Analysis of Sex Offense Recidivism
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03/23/2009
By Grant Duwe, William Donnay and Richard Tewksbury
Abstract:
In an effort to reduce sex offense recidivism, local and state governments have recently passed legislation prohibiting sex offenders from living within a certain distance (500 to 2,500 feet) of child congregation locations such as schools, parks, and daycare centers. Examining the potential deterrent effects of a residency restrictions law in Minnesota, this study analyzed the...
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