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Advocates push for changes to Minnesota s predatory registry March 17, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Advocates in Minnesota are pushing legislators to remove most juveniles from the state s predatory registry, arguing that it makes it difficult for young people to overcome societal barriers. The state s Predatory Offender Registry has more than 18,000 names, which includes people in their teens through their 60s, according to a spokesperson from the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. In some cases, people can be placed on the list without a conviction. Patty Wetterling, who helped create the registry after her 11-year-old son Jacob was kidnapped and killed in 1989, and others want state lawmakers to reevaluate the way names get placed on the registry.

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