Only in death, it seems, can a person on the sex offender registry be considered a human worthy of love and sympathy. Full Article
Read MoreDay: July 8, 2016
The Sex Offender Registry is Bad and Doesn’t Make People Any Safer
There is perhaps no more reviled crime in America today than sexual assault, especially on a minor. When a person is found guilty of sexual assault, he or she is forced to register as a “sex offender,” often a lifelong designation. Yet, is this a good thing? The modern sex offender laws were born out of the “tough on crime” period of the 1990s. The laws require those designated as sex offenders to inform a community when they move into a neighborhood, makes their name and address public information, and…
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