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: Sex Offender IssuesIN - Ex-sex offender hopeful after residency ruling
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07/08/2009
By SOPHIA VORAVONG
Two summers ago, nearly 30 Tippecanoe County sex offenders who had victimized children received hand-delivered letters stating that they had to move or else be criminally charged with a Class D felony.
The letters were in response to a statute, passed in 2006, prohibiting such sex offenders from living within 1,000 feet of a school, public park or youth program center.
That decision has cost _____ of Lafayette, a three-time...
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