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: Sex Offender IssuesNY - Sex offender law questioned in wake of shooting
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05/31/2009
By MICHAEL GORMLEY
ALBANY - At least two of New York's nine most dangerous sex offenders freed under a two-year old civil confinement law have faced arrest on sex charges again, including one who this week shot a police officer then killed himself.
State lawmakers said they'll study the law, designed to restrict and monitor some sex offenders after they leave prison, to see if it's too easy for some offenders to be returned to the streets.
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