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Sex Offender Notification Law

     The sex offender notification law requires states to adopt a system to notify the community that a sex offender has established residence nearby. This law has been the center of many arguments. On the one hand, this community notification law seems a good way of allowing residents to protect themselves and their families from a convicted offender. ______ __________________. It subjects the offender to endless punishment after he has already served his sentence. In addition, it incites people to vigilante justice and prevents offenders from ever returning to a normal life. Given these limitations, the notification law of sex offenders should be struck down.

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