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: Sex Offender IssuesRI - Lawmakers discuss sex offender bill
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06/24/2009
By Julie Browers
New bill would keep offenders away from schools
PROVIDENCE (WPRI) - A new bill is discussed at the State House aimed at keeping children safe. The new legislation would tighten rules for convicted sex offenders, keeping them away from playgrounds and schools. Lawmakers sponsoring the bill say the measure has to do with sex offenders moving near a park in Cranston.
The house committee on Judiciary talked about one bill that would...
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