A person who is a registered sex offender, according to our court system, does not have a constitutional right to be anonymous anymore.
Tom Marino: “A person who is a registered sex offender, according to our court system, does not have a constitutional right to be…”
On the recordFebruary 14, 2011
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Marino asserts that registered sex offenders should not remain anonymous to protect children.
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