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NJ Supreme Court Hears Residency Challenge

By Corey Rayburnyung

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Today, the New Jersey Supreme Court heard a challenge to residency restrictions enacted by various cities within the state.  Those laws have been in a legal limbo ever since an appellate court ruled that such restrictions must be enacted only by state legislators. Sentencing Law & Policy has more. From the The Newark Star-Ledger:In New Jersey, 118 New Jersey towns want to control where convicted sex offenders can live within their borders. But it will be up to the state's highest court to decide whether they have the power to do that.The Supreme Court heard arguments today on whether Megan's Law already does what towns -- such as Galloway and Cherry Hill -- have tried to accomplish through local laws that prohibit sex offenders from living near schools, parks, and daycare centers...continue to full post

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