Another state is considering changes to its sex offender registry. The changes Connecticut is considering would reduce the number of people on the public registry.
Under the plan, a Sex Offender Registry Board would decide who has to register and for how long. Low-level offenders would for the first time be able to petition to be removed or placed on a list unavailable to the public. At least seven other states have rolled back existing sex offender registries so far.
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