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: Sex Offender IssuesOH - Restrictions on residency don't really help kids
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11/23/2008
Sex-offender registration is not a complex idea.
Society has a right to keep tabs on people who have proven themselves capable of harming another person sexually. Children especially need to be protected.
- So what about the abusive parents? What about the DUI offenders? What about the gang members? What about the drug dealers? What about the entertainment business who show sex and violence on TV and in video games? What...
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Full post as published by Sex Offender Issues on November 25, 2008 (boomark / email).
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