A convicted sex offender whom the Attorney General's Office initially suggested was wrongly convicted has been designated a high-risk, sexually violent offender by a judge in Queens.
May 29, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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A convicted sex offender whom the Attorney General’s Office initially suggested was wrongly convicted has been designated a high-risk, sexually violent offender by a judge in Queens.
In a decision Wednesday, Supreme Court Justice Ira Margulis said Ronald Bower’s convictions, coupled with his refusal to take responsibility for crimes he denies ever committing, warrant the classification.
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