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getagrip_already

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12. there is a lot of data.....

Sat Oct 29, 2022, 10:50 AM

Oct 2022

That sex offenders don't quit after their first offense. In many, it is psychopathic and they are driven to seek out victims.

That is the basis registries were founded upon. Don't let people convicted of certain crimes blend back into society and stay under the radar of police.

Does it work? Does it burden people unnecessarily? Is it unfair? Is it any worse than the rescitevism rate for other crimes?

Topics for debate to be sure. But there is data to support it. I'm sure there is also data to dispute it.

And in the end it's politicians that warp it for their own uses.

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Supreme Court rules mandatory sex offender registry is unconstitutional [Canada] [View all] sl8 Oct 2022 OP

Open season on women! SergeStorms Oct 2022 #1

Yup. Now it will spread. Scrivener7 Oct 2022 #2

Note that it's Canada, is their Supreme Court right wing? nt sl8 Oct 2022 #3

To be a judge in Canada takes a LOT of money... canuckledragger Oct 2022 #10

Nice to know that their Supreme Court is fucked up, too. Haggard Celine Oct 2022 #4

that seals it.. I'm moving to canada..... getagrip_already Oct 2022 #5

Don't give them any ideas. SergeStorms Oct 2022 #8

Wait. This is 🇨🇦 Canada. SergeStorms Oct 2022 #6

How do they know what a defendant will or won't do in the future bucolic_frolic Oct 2022 #7

there is a lot of data..... getagrip_already Oct 2022 #12

Don't like this at all as a Canadian but then again the registry really did not Bev54 Oct 2022 #9

I'm not surprised by this. canuckledragger Oct 2022 #11