Suffolk County has been barred from enforcing its sex offender residency restriction law pending the outcome of a Nassau County case before the Court of Appeals.
August 26, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Suffolk County has been barred from enforcing its sex offender residency restriction law pending the outcome of a Nassau County case before the Court of Appeals.
In Budesheim v. Southampton Town Police Department, 14419/2014, a high-risk sex offender is challenging a local law that prohibits him from living within one-quarter mile of a school, playground or amusement park.
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