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: Law of the LandSex Offender Residency Restrictions Remain Controversial Topic
By Patty Salkin
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Municipalities across the country are adopting residency restrictions prohibiting convicted sex offenders from living in close proximity to places that children are likely to frequent. The number of sex offenders is large?by one report there are some 550,000 registered sex offenders nationally. As more and more local and state governments adopt residency restrictions, municipal lawyers [...]
Full post as published by Law of the Land on May 03, 2009 (boomark / email).
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