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States Expand Registration Laws to Include Drug Offenses

Loaded on Oct. 15, 2008 published in Prison Legal News October, 2008, page 32
Filed under: Crime/Demographics, Crime, State Legislation. Location: United States of America.

States Expand Registration Laws to Include Drug Offenses

In 2003, Montana began including persons convicted of manufacturing illegal drugs on its sex offender and violent offender Internet registry. Since then, Tennessee, Minnesota, Kansas and Illinois have created online registries for people convicted of making or selling methamphetamine. The information on ...

 

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