Sex Offenders Get Halloween Curfew Story aired: Monday, October 31, 2005
The State of New Jersey is clamping down on sex offenders on Halloween. New rules say offenders must be indoors by 7 p.m and that they can't answer the door to trick-or-treaters, take children trick-or-treating, or go to parties where there are children.
Joining us on the line from Trenton, New Jersey is Attorney John Furlong, who's represented sex offenders in the state.
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Attorney John Furlong
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