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: Sex Offender IssuesAL - Editorial: New sex offender law does little more to protect
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05/20/2009
Gov. Bob Riley (Contact) signed a bill Monday that keeps convicted sex offenders from residing within 2,000 feet of a college or university, and from loitering near school bus stops and within 500 yards of colleges and universities. This does not disallow sex offenders from attending college.
There?s nothing really wrong with the bill other than it?s not as big of a deal as some might want to make it out to be. Instead, this appears to us as another...
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