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: Sex Offender IssuesTestimonies of Those Affected by Policies towards Sex Offenders in Society
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The following testimony is taken from an article in the Herald Tribune on May 29, 2006.
Jessica Clements
I'm the wife of a registered "sex offender." The state and media have thrown all sex offenders in one basket, even though they're not the same. That affects the sex offenders' families. That affects me, our daughter, his parents, his sisters and their children. This is a living nightmare. My husband is subjected to a lie-detector test once a year, and he has to...
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