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PA - State court rules homeless sexual offenders don't have to register residence under Megan's Law

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View the article here 06/26/2009 By PETE SHELLEM A state Superior Court panel ruled Friday that convicted sexual offenders cannot be held subject to Megan's Law registration requirements if they are homeless. In upholding a Dauphin County judge, the state appellate court found that William H. Wilgus should not have been prosecuted for violating the requirements to register his address with state police since after being released from prison in 2007 on sexual assault charges, he... Sex Offender Issues (C) 2006-2009, All Rights Reserved!

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