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: Sex Offender IssuesMN - Strict Restrictions for Sex Offenders
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12/29/2008
By: Nicole King
(ABC 6 NEWS) - If a convicted predatory offender lived close to your kids' school or playground, would you want to know?
The truth is, many do.
In Minnesota, only level three sex offenders, those who are most likely to re-offend, are required to register with the state.
But there are no legal restrictions on where they can live once they've served their time.
A new law would change that.
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