05 Aug 08 23:13, Mark Lewis wrote to Roy Witt:

 CH>> So what happens to them once they serve their time?

 RW>> They get out and register as sex offenders with the local
 RW>> authorities where the parole board has told them they must
 RW>> live.

 ML> i'm aware of more than one registered sex offender that is not on any
 ML> kind of parole and they can live anywhere they like as long as they
 ML> do register...

Of course, but the subject was sex offenders who are on parole.

 CH>> Are the welcome back into society with open arms?

 RW>> Why should they be? So they can do it again?

 ML> this is, personally speaking, one of those "it depends" things...
 ML> several of the offenders, i spoke of above, were found guilty because
 ML> they were right on that cusp of age difference... one had been dating
 ML> the same person all thru school but when that person turned 21, they
 ML> were suddenly in the wrong... the person they had been dating was
 ML> only three years their junior but it didn't matter to the arse of a
 ML> DA who persecuted and prosecuted them... that DA was using all the SO
 ML> cases they could find to put more feathers in their cap and further
 ML> their political asperations...

Yeup. Agressive DAs are a subject in another echo.

 CH>>  Perhaps depending on what they did but how do they get a decent
 CH>> job?

 RW>> They get the one that the parole board has assigned them to.

 ML> again, not always... only some sexual offenders are on parole when
 ML> they get out... and not all of those who are forced to wear those
 ML> tracking devices are on parole, either...

Parole has different meanings in different situations. Parole here (not
literally) is that the person was/is released based on giving their
word of honor to abide by certain restrictions. Those restrictions can be
harsh or lenient.

                R\%/itt



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