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Wisconsin Supreme Court Clarifies Sex Offender Registration for Homeless Prison Releasees
Loaded on March 15, 2013
published in Prison Legal News
March, 2013, page 57
William Dinkins, Sr. was about to be released from a Wisconsin state prison, having completed a ten-year sentence for a sex offense, when he was informed that at least 10 days before his release he must register the address where he would be residing or he would be guilty of ...
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