TN: Bill would place ‘sex offender’ on convicted offender’s license

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Should sex offenders have the status marked on their driver’s license in Tennessee? The idea received a good bit of debate Wednesday on Capitol Hill.

A new bill would require the words “sex offender” to be stamped on a convicted offender’s driver’s license in red three times. It would increase state expenditures one time by $150,000. Full Article

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Stupid. Stupid. Stupid.

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More public shaming. That is all. Nothing new from the same old politicians trying to ride to fame and fortune on the backs of society’s most loathed group.
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Watch out for more rights taken away from American Citizens and watch this group
of reckless and power hungry legislators do what they do best – create chaos.

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The spewing of false evidence, misinformation, deception, lies from public personnel IS exactly what goes on in a trial to effect the outcome…..they fool a jury; they fool the public……
Ladies and gentleman public citizens if you allow the use of false evidence to convict one…you allow the deception mode of operation to happen to you……DON’T.

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