Keeping track of sex

Keeping track of sex offenders (Public Opinion)
Many states are taking a hard look at their public registries that list convicted sex offenders who are free and living in communities. Some of the offenders are missing.

Westchester to Accompany Most Dangerous sex offenders, Monitoring All Activities (New York Times)
WHITE PLAINS, Sept. 29 - By the second week of October, the six most dangerous sex offenders who live in a county-run homeless shelter here will be under such intense supervision at all times that even stepping outside for a cigarette will not be allowed unless a chaperon is standing beside them, Westchester County officials said on Thursday.

Exiling sex offenders From Town (New York Times)
In Hillsborough County, Fla., local officials voted unanimously in June to ban convicted sex offenders from public hurricane shelters. In Ohio, prosecutors have begun moving to evict sex offenders who live too close to a school.

French proposal to castrate sex offenders (The Star Online)
PARIS: France's interior and justice ministers have proposed chemically castrating some sex offenders after they are released from prison to stop them from committing the crime again.

136 Level 3 sex offenders Released In State Since June (Oswego Daily News)
Assemblyman Will Barclay (R,C,I-Pulaski) today announced that 17 Level 3 sex offenders were freed from New York prisons in the past week, bringing the grand total to 136 since June 20.

Kiosks available to find out about sex offenders (Sun-Sentinel)
With a few keystrokes, residents who stroll into Port St. Lucie's two main police stations can find out if sex offenders and sexual predators live in their neighborhood.

Republicans To Discuss Limitations On sex offenders (Fox 23)
Plattsburgh, NY (AP) 10/03/05 - Legislation that would give women and children added protection from sex offenders will be the focus of an Assembly Republican meeting in Plattsburgh tomorrow.

Alabama sex offenders (WTVY-TV 4)
Convicted sex offenders in Alabama will face the toughest punishment in the nation starting tomorrow. Yesterday, Alabama Governor Bob Riley touted the tough new law while on an unofficial campaign stop in Decatur, Alabama.

Lifelong oversight of sex predators (Cincinnati Enquirer)
Kentucky state Rep. Jon Draud's bill for managing sex offenders belongs in the category of "mad-as-hell-and we're-not-going-to-take-it-anymore."

Spring Garden Trying To Keep Out sex offenders (KDKA 2)
Spring Garden (KDKA) Convicted sex offenders have to live somewhere when they get out of prison. KDKA's David Highfield reports that some people in Pittsburgh's Spring Garden neighborhood say that somewhere should be somewhere other than their neighborhood.

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