Greenwich approves revised sex offender law
? The Greenwich Board of Selectman unanimously approved a revised version of a law Thursday what would ban sex offenders from public places where children congregate. Officials say this law is a modified
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Aug 14, 2009, 1:45 PM
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? The Greenwich Board of Selectman unanimously approved a revised version of a law Thursday what would ban sex offenders from public places where children congregate.
Officials say this law is a modified version of a proposed local law rejected by voters a month ago.
If passed in the representative town meeting next month, it would make it illegal for registered sex offenders to go near places like schools, parks, playgrounds and beaches.
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