Convicted sex offender whose parole ended more than two years ago
Graduate student in Statistics at UC Davis and a convicted sex offender whose parole ended more than two years ago
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Michael McAssey
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FROM Michael McAssey
Which Way, L.A.?
Implementing Jessica's Law Just three weeks ago, 70% of California voters approved tough new restrictions on sex offenders. "Jessica's Law" requires paroled sex offenders to live more than 2000 yards from a school or a park and to wear satellite tracking devices for the rest of their lives. The Governor's High-Risk Sex Offender Task Force hasn't even made recommendations, but two federal judges have already suspended the residential requirements of Proposition 83 . State Attorney General Bill Lockyer has changed his mind about who it applies to and parole officials say it might cost more than its authors ever intended. We update the confusion and continuing controversy over a popular initiative.
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