Sex Offender Residency Restrictions: How Mapping Can Inform Policy

Sex Offender Residency Restrictions: How Mapping Can Inform Policy, July 2008

“The National Institute of Justice’s latest In Short Fact Sheet provides information on sex offender residency laws and how they impact communities, law enforcement, and the sex offenders themselves. It also describes how Geographic Information Services can help officials and legislators evaluate the impact of sex offender residency laws in their communities. (NCJ 222759)”

See also Ken Strutin’s latest guide on LLRX.com, Criminal Justice Resources: Sex Offender Residency Restrictions

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