Nassau County's residency laws for registered sex offenders are not trumped by state law, said a state appellate panel that revived a case against a sex offender discharged from parole who was accused of living too close to a school.
September 10, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Nassau County's residency laws for registered sex offenders are not trumped by state law, said a state appellate panel that revived a case against a sex offender discharged from parole who was accused of living too close to a school.
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