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: Sex CrimesIowa May Scrap Residency Restrictions
By Corey Rayburnyung
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Iowa lawmakers who are faced with a deadline to enact Adam Walsh Act-compliant laws might use the opportunity to eliminate the state's 2,000 foot residency restriction. From the Chicago Tribune: As Iowa faces a deadline to update its
sex offender law to match a stricter federal one, state lawmakers
may use the opportunity to get rid of a controversial 2,000-foot
rule restricting where offenders can live.
Under the federal law, sex offenders would have to stay on an
online public registry at lea read more
Full post as published by Sex Crimes on December 01, 2008 (boomark / email).
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