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FL - Homeless Sex Offenders Under Julia Tuttle Bridge Continue to Be Targeted by State, Local Law Enforcement

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View the article here FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 2, 2009 CONTACT: ACLU of Florida Media Office: 786.363.2737 or media@aclufl.org The following statement can be attributed to Jeanne Baker, ACLU of Florida Board President: State and local communities, including Miami and Miami Dade County and other local communities have enacted residency restrictions that impermissibly exceed state law. Governor Crist and the Florida Legislature have repeatedly ignored requests from the ACLU and... Sex Offender Issues (C) 2006-2009, All Rights Reserved!

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