Megan’s Law and other sexual predator laws are statutes promulgated in most states that require sex offenders to register with police authorities when they move into a neighborhood. Furthermore, many such statutes require that specific notice be given to occupants in the neighborhood naming the offender and providing his or her picture and address. Should a similar disclosure be enforced against all felons? After all, the offender has served his or her sentence. Why or why not? Be very specific.
Chapter 3
See attachments Instructions: In Chapter 3, Steve Barkan explains that there is often a gap between law on the books (the law as written) and law in action (the law as it is enforced and experienced in real life). He also emphasizes how power, discretion, and inequality shape how law