Judge rules Missouri sex offenders no longer need to post 'no candy' warning signs outside their homes on Halloween

Missouri's sex offenders no longer must place "no candy" warning signs outside their homes on Halloween, a federal judge ruled, arguing that part of the state's law is unconstitutional.

By: New York Post

Oct 07 2024
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Judge rules Missouri sex offenders no longer need to post 'no candy' warning signs outside their homes on Halloween — Judge rules Missouri sex offen

Missouri’s sex offenders no longer must place “no candy” warning signs outside their homes on Halloween, a federal judge ruled, arguing that part of the state’s law is unconstitutional. A state law enacted in 2008 prohibited registered sex offenders ... [2467 chars]

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