NEW YORK: GET TOUGH WHEN PERVS HIDE – POL
City Councilman Eric Gioia has begun pushing for tougher punishments for sex offenders who hide their addresses from law enforcement. Under the state Megan's Law, a sex offender is charged with a misdemeanor the first time he or she fails to notify officials of a current address. The charge jumps to a felony only for a second violation. Gioia argues that it should be one strike and you're out.
(New York)
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