From CA: Have Sex-Offender Registries Gone Too Far?

Jul 10, 2015 | 0 comments

Public Radio in California broadcast a story on sex offender registration. It’s nice to be getting lots of news coverage on this debate and it’s great that the recurring theme seems to be that it’s NOT working and UNFAIR.

“Some 800,000 registered sex offenders can’t live near parks or schools — or sometimes even in the homes of their own parents. Is it time to re-visit sex-offender registries that cast a wide net and often treat juvenile offenders as if they were adults?”

To listen to the broadcast, click here.

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