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"Click here for drug offenders in your area"

First Sex Offenders, now Drug Offenders, what surprises me is that Violent Offenders were not required to register first after SOs.

What next, I am afraid to ask!

"Internet listings have popular appeal, but do they really protect the public?

By Kari Huus
Reporter

MSNBC
Updated: 6:14 a.m. ET Dec 6, 2006

Kari Huus
Reporter

Internet registries of rapists or pedophiles are available in every state, but a new breed of criminal now is experiencing the notoriety of being outed online — people convicted of making or selling methamphetamine."

For full article: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15971396/

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