The ClayTaurus
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- Sep 19, 2005
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no1tovote4 said:A convicted child molester should never be allowed to walk free in society. This is a sign of insanity, the recidivism rate of molesters is simply too high to think that we should ever allow anybody convicted of this crime out of prison.
However not allowing them to live next to a school is after the fact of conviction, it is not solely preventative but a continuation of punishment.
I agree with the sentiment, but doesn't that set a precedent that you can just add on to someone's sentences after the fact? Shouldn't the sentence say "you can no longer live next to a school?"
I dunno, I'm very torn on this. I don't want predators harming people, but it seems like after-the-fact punishments and restrictions are being tacked on after someone has served their sentence... it would be nice if this was handled up front...