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MN Sex Offender Bill Creating Misinformed “Panicky Situation”

February 23, 2012 by Michael McIntee MN Senate No Comments

Senator Kathy Sheran

Click photo to hear why Senator Kathy Sheran says the Senate is creating a "panicky situation" with sex offenders.

Senator Kathy Sheran (DFL-Mankato) represents St. Peter, Minnesota where sex offenders are regularly learning how to transition into the community. She says the Senate is creating a “panicky situation” by only giving out partial information about sex offenders.

Health privacy laws won’t allow it, but Senator Sheran says the public needs to know more than just that a sex offender lives somewhere, but also the treatment that person has received.

She still voted for the bill which was written and passed in just a few days in response to the upcoming release of a convicted child molester into a halfway house.

It was sent to Governor Mark Dayton who says he supports the legislation.

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