Letter
of Support for Violent Offender Registry
Bill # 708, "Sierra's Law"
To:
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Subject: Violent
Offender Registry Bill # 708 - Letter of Support
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Dear Senator Stillman, Senator McDonald, Representative Lawlor
and the Honorable Members of the Judiciary Committee,
I am writing this letter in support of Bill # 708 which will provide
for a Violent Offenders Registry in the State of Connecticut.
I believe that the Violent Offender Registry will serve Connecticut
residents as natural extension of the Sexual Offender Registry.
The information contained on the registry should consist of the
person's name, photograph, current address, the offense and the
statutory reference for which the individual was convicted, and
whether the convicted person is in compliance with registration
requirements.
While the information in the Violent Offender Registry is already
public record, SB 708 makes that information more readily available
to citizens who can use the data to help protect their families
from becoming victims of violent crime. I strongly recommend that
the General Assembly appropriate the resources needed for the Department
of Public Safety to create and maintain the Violent Offender registry.
Thank you. I sincerely hope you will enact this important legislation.
Sincerely,
(Insert YOUR NAME here)
(Insert YOUR TOWN here), CT
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