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5/27/2009
Renee Merlo
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Criminal Law in Bergen County: Megan's Law can Preempt Local Ordinances

CRIMINAL LAW IN BERGEN COUNTY: MEGAN'S
LAW CAN PREEMPT LOCAL ORDINANCE

 


New Jersey's Megan Law was conceived to among other things, track the location of certain sex offenders.
For quite sometime now, various municipalities have enacted ordinances which have imposed greater restrictions on convicted sex offenders by impairing their ability to live within certain distances from parks, playgrounds, school and child care facilities.
A few weeks ago, a appellate court concluded that these ordinances were invalid because Megan's Law had pre-empted this area of the law.

 



Category: Criminal Defense Litigation



Frank T. Luciano, Esq., is a trial lawyer in Bergen County, Passaic County, Hudson County and Morris County with over thirty years of experience in the defense of criminal prosecutions with special emphasis in drug crimes and drunk driving (DWI/DUI) offenses.


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