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: Sex Offender IssuesGA - Sex offender statute becomes tormentor
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10/31/2008
Family?s ordeal shows how Ga. law goes way too far
Andrew Norton grew up in a brutish household. His stepfather beat him and his brothers and made them watch pornography with him. Norton was forced to sleep at the foot of the bed while his mother and stepfather had sexual relations. After the state eventually intervened and terminated parental rights, Norton was placed in a foster family when he was 13.
Norton, now a married man with two children of...
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