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Virginia Supreme Court rules that school boards decide whether sex offender can go on school property

By Douglas A. Berman

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This local article, which is headlined "Schools can ban sex offenders," reports on an interesting ruling yesterday from the Virginia Supreme Court: School boards ? not judges ? have the final say about whether violent sex offenders or anyone else comes onto school property, according to a Supreme Court of Virginia opinion handed down Friday. The opinion, which was written by Justice Barbara Milano Keenan, reverses a decision from the Charlottesville Circuit Court allowing a sex offender to come onto Charlottesville public school property under certain conditions. Stacy Haney, a Richmond-based lawyer who represents the city?s School Board, said school supervision is vested in local school boards under the state?s Constitution. Haney said the Supreme Court?s opinion would be far-reaching...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on September 19, 2009 (boomark / email).

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