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: Sex Offender IssuesIA - Clarity sought on sex offenders New rules may go unenforced until after an explanatory conference.
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06/29/2009
By Elizabeth Ahlin
Confusion clouds Iowa?s new restrictions on registered sex offenders just days before they take effect Wednesday.
The new rules include exclusionary zones limiting where registered sex offenders can go and alterations to Iowa?s 2,000-foot residency restriction, among other changes.
State officials have scheduled a conference to explain the rules to county law enforcement officers, but that won?t take place until July 6 and 7,...
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