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PA May Update Megan's Law

By: Amy Mearkle
Updated: April 19, 2010

HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA  -- Pennsylvania's Megan's Law could soon undergo major changes.
  

The state will consider a proposal that would place more stringent restrictions on sex offenders, including greater community notification and participation in a national Megan's List registry.
  

However, a spokesperson with Governor Rendell's office said the state will need to conduct a study to consider the costs of updating its system.
  

Under a 2006 federal law, if Pennsylvania opts out of the upgrades, it will see a 10% cut in federal law enforcement funding.
  

(Copyright 2010 by VERTEXNews/Newsroom Solutions)

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