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: Sex Offender IssuesFL - Proximity to schools is not a factor
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03/15/2009
By JILL S. LEVENSON, Fort Lauderdale
Re Fred Grimm's March 5 column, Lobbyist pushed laws that push outcasts into homelessness: As an associate professor at Lynn University in Boca Raton, my primary area of research is sex-crime-policy analysis. Recent research in Florida confirmed that a sex offender's proximity to schools and day care centers was unrelated to sexual recidivism.
Sex offenders who lived in close proximity to such facilities were not...
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