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Discuss your opinion as to whether or not neighborhood notification laws for released individuals convicted of sex crime would increase public safety. Do these laws make it harder for individuals convicted of sex crime to succeed? Why or why not? Does your state have a notification process for community members? If so, what it is?
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(95) Explain your opinion of civil disabilities. If a convicted person has paid his or her debt, should he or she be made whole again as a citizen with all of his or her rights restored? Why or why not? Be sure to fully defend your stance.
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