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: The Criminal Defense BlogCan Sex Offenders be Imprisoned Indefinitely?
By Chris
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The Supreme Court is set to hear a case that could keep sex offenders in prison for longer periods of time ? even after they’ve finished their sentence.
The issue of federal “civil commitment” allows the government to avoid releasing convicted sex offenders considered to be dangerous, with a high risk of offending again, according to CNN.
The main plaintiff in the case, Graydon Comstock, was deemed too dangerous to release by the state of North Carolina only six days before his read more
Full post as published by The Criminal Defense Blog on June 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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