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Jessica's Law and the Civil Rights of Sex Offenders
Voters passed Jessica's Law nine years ago with the goal of protecting potential victims of repeat sex offenders. It turns out that fewer than 2% ever do it again, but the measure limits where all convicts can live for the rest of their lives. Many become homeless, which makes matters worse.
Voters passed Jessica's Law nine years ago with the goal of protecting potential victims of repeat sex offenders. It turns out that fewer than 2% ever do it again, but the measure limits where all convicts can live for the rest of their lives. Many become homeless, which makes matters worse.
Also, on Saturday a Hyundai driver made a wrong turn and derailed a crowded train on the Expo Line. That's raised a question that's decades old: is Metro's light-rail system safe for passengers, drivers and pedestrians?
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