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**kentbrookug** · 03-07-2010, 09:47 PM

http://telegram.com/article/20100307...412/1101/local

Saw this article in my local newspaper and I have to say I agree with the proposed legislation on working proximity to where children congregate. I understand they have done their time and they have civil rights and all that jazz. Howver, considered that Mr. Chartier who they interviewed was convicted in 2008 but is fully employed and "trying to get on with his life" less than 2 years later. Personally, I don't feel a 2 year jail time sentence is justice for raping a child under 14 years of age. Granted, I'd like to see them all locked in a box forever, but that's just me.

They are restricted from going to ball parks, playgrounds, school zones, and the like, so why is it that they get a loophole with their workplace's proximity? I think that when it comes to the rape of a person, especially a child, one should have restrictions on housing and work, if they are deemed Level 3 (most likely to reoffend). They made that choice to commit rape and as such should suffer great consequence.

There are very different views by all types of people, and I don't mean to offend anyone with mine, but I've seen the menace and lack of remorse Level 3 sex offenders have and it angers me to no end.

As a resident of Massachusetts, specifically one who graduated from and currently has a sister in the Dudley-Charlton Regional School District, I'm a bit appalled that our elected officials are working more fiercely on banning the word retard than they are about re-evaluating our sex offender by laws.

Just wanted to share and hear thoughts. What are sex offenders laws like in your state?

03-07-2010, 09:47 PM	#1
kentbrookug Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 349 Senior Member	Sex Offenders Working Near Boys and Girls Club? http://telegram.com/article/20100307...412/1101/local Saw this article in my local newspaper and I have to say I agree with the proposed legislation on working proximity to where children congregate. I understand they have done their time and they have civil rights and all that jazz. Howver, considered that Mr. Chartier who they interviewed was convicted in 2008 but is fully employed and "trying to get on with his life" less than 2 years later. Personally, I don't feel a 2 year jail time sentence is justice for raping a child under 14 years of age. Granted, I'd like to see them all locked in a box forever, but that's just me. They are restricted from going to ball parks, playgrounds, school zones, and the like, so why is it that they get a loophole with their workplace's proximity? I think that when it comes to the rape of a person, especially a child, one should have restrictions on housing *and* work, if they are deemed Level 3 (most likely to reoffend). They made that choice to commit rape and as such should suffer great consequence. There are very different views by all types of people, and I don't mean to offend anyone with mine, but I've seen the menace and lack of remorse Level 3 sex offenders have and it angers me to no end. As a resident of Massachusetts, specifically one who graduated from and currently has a sister in the Dudley-Charlton Regional School District, I'm a bit appalled that our elected officials are working more fiercely on banning the word retard than they are about re-evaluating our sex offender by laws. Just wanted to share and hear thoughts. What are sex offenders laws like in your state?
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