NJ Dem opposed legislation to create an internet sex offender registry, stonewalled tougher penalties on predators

Fonte: New York Post

Rep. Nellie Pou once opposed legislation to create an internet sex offender registry and repeatedly stymied a New Jersey state effort to slap tougher penalties on predators. During her time in the state General Assembly, Pou (D-NJ) voted against a bill in 2001 that would’ve required law enforcement to make the sex offender list available online.

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