New California Law Requires Sex Offenders to Register With Campus Police
Author: Ken Kozlowski, JD.
Source: Volume 03, Number 03, April/May 2002 , pp.35-35(1)
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Abstract:
California Governor Gray Davis signed legislation on October 8, 2001, making it a requirement that sex offenders in the state who are already required to register with police must register with campus police when they enroll in classes or begin working at a college. The bill, AB 4, passed both the California State Senate and Assembly without opposition. The principal sponsor of the legislation was Assembly member Patricia Bates (RLaguna Nigel). Bates stated that: “AB 4 will help campus police defend students and school staff from sexual predators.”Keywords:
Affiliations:
1: University of Dayton School of Law.