Considering the high recidivism rates for sex offenders, the procedures put in place to monitor their where-abouts, restrict any contacts with children, and make this information known to the general public is not unreasonable. This type of treatment of paroled/released sex offenders has come about because the public at large has no other way, except the death penalty or life in prison with no parole, to protect their children from repeat offenders. Sexual predators ruin young peoples lives, and the lives of their families, friends and loved ones. The emotional scars and inability to form normal trusting, loving relationships because of this abuse can be a life-long handicap for these victims.
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