Connecticut Legislative Office Building.
Connecticut should change to the recommended risk-based registry, as used in New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and some 13 other states.
October 25, 2019 at 02:54 PM
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Last session, the state Legislature missed an opportunity to make major changes in Connecticut’s sex offender registry by failing to pass Senate Bill 1113 as proposed by the state Sentencing Commission.
The Sentencing Commission was required by the Legislature to examine Connecticut’s sex offender registry and propose changes to the Legislature by 2018.
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