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So now, Georgia is the only state which requires passwords, which will, I'm sure, be found unconstitutional, as soon as someone fights it. I personally, will not submit my passwords, period! I posted this earlier, but have now deleted it. I thought they were requiring passwords, which I missed somehow.
01/28/2009
By Faroe Robinson
(KCPW News) Several bills regarding sex offenders were discussed on Capitol Hill today. The House Judiciary Committee approved a bill modifying a law passed last year, which required sex offenders to disclose their online IDs and passwords to the Department of Corrections. Bill sponsor Representative Jim Bird said under this new amendment, offenders would not have to disclose their passwords, and their user names would not be made public...continue to full postFull post as published by Sex Offender Issues on February 05, 2009 (boomark / email).
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