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And this will continue to occur, until the laws are put back to how they were, or the residency restrictions, which studies show, do not work, are repealed.
10/27/2008
A growing number of communities in our area are putting a stop to where sex offenders can live, but new statistics show the rules may not be keeping them out, but making them harder to accurately locate.
The Wisconsin Department of Corrections says the number of offenders in Green Bay who aren't...
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