Laws limiting where sex-offenders can live have been used in many towns and states aimed at protecting vulnerable populations, especially children. But a growing chorus of critics from police to civil rights attorneys argues these laws are unconstitutional and even counterproductive. We'll look at the options that communities have in dealing with this sensitive issue. by The Exchange CLICK to listen to a 50 minute discussion
Guests:
- David Finkelhor: Director of the Crimes against Children Research Center and a sociology professor at the University of New Hampshire.
- Jill Rockey: Executive Director at Crisis Center of Central New Hampshire and former Detective Sergeant with the State Police.
- Chris Dornin: Founder and Chairman of Public Relations for Citizens for Criminal Justice Reform – New Hampshire.
- Katherine Prudhomme – O’Brien: a first-term Republican Representative from Derry, New Hampshire.
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