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California’s “High-Risk” Sex Offender Parolees Ostracized; Parole Official Fired

Loaded on Jan. 15, 2007 by John Dannenberg published in Prison Legal News January, 2007, page 24
Filed under: Discrimination, Sex Offenders (Discrimination), Sex Offender Residence, Parole, Civil Commitment, State Legislation, Zoning. Locations: California, Ohio.
California's "High-Risk" Sex Offender Parolees Ostracized; Parole Official Fired

by John E. Dannenberg

California's 2,000 "high-risk" sex offenders (HRSOs) currently on parole are increasingly being ostracized following relentless publicity as to their whereabouts, forcing parole officials to continuously find new housing for them after concerned citizens run them out of …

 

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