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Gee, I feeeeeeel safer already. I hope it doesn't class with the Bully Free Zones.
1 posted on 05/04/2005 12:15:45 PM PDT by Puppage
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"It's unconstitutional," said William Buckman, a Moorestown attorney and member of the board of directors of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

The ACLU will be over there championing the "Constitutional rights" of pedophiles in about 3... 2... 1...
2 posted on 05/04/2005 12:19:20 PM PDT by Thrusher (Remember the Mog.)
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I'd prefer laws were written to send these low life's to French Guinea.
3 posted on 05/04/2005 12:29:32 PM PDT by Cagey
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Another prime example of a politician or two trying to make political points during a public hysteria.


4 posted on 05/04/2005 12:51:24 PM PDT by TWohlford
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How about SUV free zones within the same distance of children?

How about GUN owner free zones within the same distance of children?

This is a good concept regarding CONVICTED pedophiles but it solves nothing. They can LIVE outside the zones and prey inside the zones. The only way to track would be some monumental, monsterous USSR style travel papers/internal passport system.


5 posted on 05/04/2005 12:57:25 PM PDT by longtermmemmory (VOTE!)
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"It's unconstitutional," said William Buckman, a Moorestown attorney and member of the board of directors of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

Where in the Constitution does it state that a criminal can't lose any privileges? While it's against the law to bar someone from living in a certain place based on race, sex, etc., no such protection is extended to criminals.

6 posted on 05/04/2005 1:04:51 PM PDT by American Quilter
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The ordinance would create "pedophile-free zones"

No it won't.

What it will create is are "law-abiding pedophile-residence-free zones".

In other words, only those convicted pedophiles who are (now) obeying the law will not be living in those zones.

Those "pedophile-free zones" will still have those who who haven't been caught and those who aren't registered living in them, and those zones will have all groups going to and fro within.

How many will let down their guard because they're in a "pedophile-free zone"? Too many, I bet.

But it'll look good on a politican's resume.

9 posted on 05/04/2005 2:18:15 PM PDT by Clint Williams
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If Constitutional, every municipality in the state could adopt similar ordinances? Won't be surprised if this is shot down by the State court system, to prevent all the paedophiles from being dumped in the poorest areas of the state.


10 posted on 05/04/2005 2:48:58 PM PDT by JerseyHighlander
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