A Follow-Up to the Posts about Sex Offender Registration
by: Ryan • August 21, 2011 • no comments
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I'm not saying that the New York Times gets its editorial ideas from this blog, but. . . . | I'm not saying that the New York Times gets its editorial ideas from this blog, but. . . . | ||
| − | Last week, you may have read [[Blog:Main/ | + | Last week, you may have read [[Blog:Main/Do_Sex_Offender_Registries_Reduce_Crime%3F | this post on sex offender registration]], which included links to two studies on the efficacy of registration laws, as well as link to a statistical analysis of sex offender recidivism, which - contrary to popular thought - occurs much less often than any other crime except murder. |
| − | Shortly thereafter, Jess Barton cited that post in [[Blog:Main/ | + | Shortly thereafter, Jess Barton cited that post in [[Blog:Main/Suggestions_for_the_DeMuniz_Commission | an open letter]] to the DeMuniz Commission. |
And this weekend, the New York Times discussed sex offender registration [http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/21/opinion/sunday/sex-offenders-the-last-pariahs.html?_r=3 here]. | And this weekend, the New York Times discussed sex offender registration [http://www.nytimes.com/2011/08/21/opinion/sunday/sex-offenders-the-last-pariahs.html?_r=3 here]. | ||
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On top of that, the Oregonian discussed sex offender registration and homelessness [http://www.oregonlive.com/pacific-northwest-news/index.ssf/2011/08/where_to_put_oregons_homeless_sex_offenders_well_the_salem_walmart_parking_lot_is_out.html here]. The Comments section wasn't entirely the cesspool of opinion that you usually see in those types of articles. Some very wise commentators. | On top of that, the Oregonian discussed sex offender registration and homelessness [http://www.oregonlive.com/pacific-northwest-news/index.ssf/2011/08/where_to_put_oregons_homeless_sex_offenders_well_the_salem_walmart_parking_lot_is_out.html here]. The Comments section wasn't entirely the cesspool of opinion that you usually see in those types of articles. Some very wise commentators. | ||
| − | The Oregon Library of Defense has previously discussed some of the absurdity of - and legal challenges to - registering a residence that you don't have. See Thad Betz's post [/Charging_a_Homeless_Person_with_Failure_to_Register_a_Residence here]. | + | The Oregon Library of Defense has previously discussed some of the absurdity of - and legal challenges to - registering a residence that you don't have. See Thad Betz's post [[Blog:Main/Charging_a_Homeless_Person_with_Failure_to_Register_a_Residence|post on this topic here]] . |
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Latest revision as of 11:52, August 10, 2013
I'm not saying that the New York Times gets its editorial ideas from this blog, but. . . .
Last week, you may have read this post on sex offender registration, which included links to two studies on the efficacy of registration laws, as well as link to a statistical analysis of sex offender recidivism, which - contrary to popular thought - occurs much less often than any other crime except murder.
Shortly thereafter, Jess Barton cited that post in an open letter to the DeMuniz Commission.
And this weekend, the New York Times discussed sex offender registration here.
On top of that, the Oregonian discussed sex offender registration and homelessness here. The Comments section wasn't entirely the cesspool of opinion that you usually see in those types of articles. Some very wise commentators.
The Oregon Library of Defense has previously discussed some of the absurdity of - and legal challenges to - registering a residence that you don't have. See Thad Betz's post post on this topic here .
