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Should All Sex Offenders Be Listed On the Internet and Their Neighbors Notified?

				Local communities must be notified that a sexual predator is in their midst regardless of the severity of the offender's crime

				Some offenders are considered "sexually oriented offenders" and aren't a danger. There's no requirement to notify locals about their presence

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			Only the most serious sex offenders are listed on websites or on a registry open to the public. Many citizens are concerned that because of the loose laws regarding notification, some dangerous predators are among us. It's time to list all offenders.						"Sexually oriented offenders" are plentiful and not necessarily a danger to those around them. The law is clear and there's no requirement to notify the community every time a "sexually oriented offender" moves into their neighborhood.

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