A trio of paroled sex offenders is challenging New Jersey Parole Board regulations requiring them to submit to periodic polygraph examinations, saying their constitutional rights are being violated. Oral arguments were heard Jan. 17.
January 17, 2017 at 05:42 PM
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A trio of paroled sex offenders from New Jersey, is challenging state Parole Board rules that require them to submit to periodic polygraph examinations to determine whether they are properly complying with terms of their release.
The state Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the issue Tuesday on the regulations, which were issued by the Parole Board in 2006.
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