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: Sex CrimesAround the Web
By Corey Rayburnyung
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Sentencing Law and Policy notes that the Utah-based Deseret Morning News has published a four-part series on sex offenders. The articles look at the prevalence of sex abuse within the state, the differences between adult and juvenile sex offenders, how the victims of sexual abuse cope, how sex offenders are being monitored. The reporters spent three months and interviewed a total of 85 people.
The Las Vegas Sun has an interesting article discussing the various difficulties involving interpreting Nevada?s juvenile sex offender laws. As the article puts it, "one thing about the controversial legislation quickly became clear: Nothing is clear at all." Especially problematic is a rule that juvenile sex offenders "couldn?t live within 1,000 feet or be within 500 feet of any structure designed for use primarily by children...continue to full postFull post as published by Sex Crimes on March 26, 2008 (boomark / email).
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