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Megan's Law: Juvenile Sex Offender Purpose Clause

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07/12/01
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This report highlights state variations in purpose clauses for their Megan’s Law statutes, which require convicted criminal sex offenders to register with the police, and permits the community to be notified of necessary and relevant information about such offenders. [MORELINK]

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