A bill moving through the General Assembly would allow some sex offenders to be removed from the lifetime registry if they meet certain requirements and the Judiciary Committee will be holding a hearing on it this morning. The bill, Senate Bill 473, would allow certain sex offenders to apply to be removed from the list after being on it for 10 years or more. Full Article
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