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: Sex Offender IssuesMN - When getting tough backfires
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06/12/2007
When a child is abducted and killed, or a young woman is brutally raped, lawmakers scramble to crack down on sex offenders. Sometimes, the new laws actually make things worse.
Sex offender laws have unintended consequences
Lawmakers react when sex crimes make the news. But do those laws aimed at cracking down on sex offenders improve public safety, or create a false sense of security? (06/18/2007)
Laws based more on myth than fact
Across the country, state lawmakers are getting tough on sex offenders. Researchers say too often, lawmakers depend on myth, not fact, when they pass new restrictions on sex offenders. (06/19/2007)
A better approach to sex offender policy
Across the country state lawmakers are getting tough on sex offenders...continue to full postFull post as published by Sex Offender Issues on April 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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