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: Sex Offender IssuesEDITORIAL: Reformed Sex Offenders Deserve Equal Opportunity
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10/01/2008
PCC has received much scrutiny since the Courier first reported that former PCC football player Darryl Stephens was arrested on a charge of assault on Sept. 2.
Subsequently, coach Kenny Lawler was put on administrative leave, and is now under investigation, bringing the issue of accountability to light.
Stephens' history as a registered sex offender, who is accused of violating his parole, raised an inevitable question: Why was he allowed to play as...
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