[Calpernia]

I wonder how this would be enforced?

[JoyjoyfromNJ]

What about public access computers at libraries? How would they check that? Require libraries to do background checks???

[Calpernia]

>>>It would also require online dating sites to tell New Jersey residents whether they do background checks.

That looks like a backdoor to:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1591390/posts
NJ Bill Would Prohibit Anonymous Posts on Forums...

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1591081/posts
The problem of thin-skinned politicos (NJ bill to ban anonymous posting)


http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1589588/posts
NJ LEGISLATURE - ID of interactive computer services & Internet service

[DBrow]

"I wonder how this would be enforced?"

First, I don't like biochips.

Having said this, this is a perfect opportunity to force chipping on us. Who could object to keeping child predators off the net?

Chip them and require that computers in public places have recievers in the keyboards, then later mandate recievers in all keyboards sold after a certain date.

[tcostell]

It doesn't matter, so long as the people of NJ know who their rulers are and are appropriately deferential.

[AFPhys]

My absolutely first glimmer of a thought, too.

How can they possibly think this can be enforced?

[nmh]

You know, if PARENTS were doing their jobs ... raising OBEDIENT KIDS, we wouldn't have this paranoia about kids and sex offenders.

"Florida and Nevada have laws imposing computer restrictions on sex offenders, but New Jersey's package would mandate five years in jail for released sex offenders caught using a computer to solicit a child."

THAT'S ALL? 5 years!