"Measure would help track sex predators
U.S. Rep. Leonard Boswell introduces legislation that would give states more money.
By TIM HIGGINS
REGISTER STAFF WRITER
June 1, 2005
U.S. Rep. Leonard Boswell, flanked by state and local law enforcement officials Tuesday, announced a proposal to funnel $300 million into states' efforts to better track sex offenders.
Boswell, D-Ia., has introduced legislation in Congress that he says will help create and maintain better sex offender registries. . . . "
Fine. Now can some Iowa legislators possibly see their way to ensuring that the registry is more carefully crafted so that teenagers "mooning" as a prank, skinny dippers caught in the act, and people unintentionally observed having sex in the park aren't lumped in with "sexual predators?" I analyzed the laws on that earlier.
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