Prohibits sex offenders from holding any job, position, or type of employment that primarily consists of contact with children.
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Overview
This bill prohibits sex offenders who are considered to be at moderate or high risk of re-offending from holding any job, position, or employment that involves contact with children. The bill defines ‘primarily consists of contact with children’ as a job where 80% or more of the duties involve interaction with children. It excludes participation by sex offenders under 18 in rehabilitative services for juvenile offenders. The law establishes a third-degree crime for violating this restriction.
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James Beach
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