Sex Offenders Challenge Registry

The Attorney General's Office will say while incidents of violence are regrettable, the site protects the public from known sex offenders.
The online registry has had more than 2 million hits since it became operational in 2002.
The case will be heard in Trenton by the judge who presided at the trial of the released pedophile who was convicted of raping and killing Megan Kanka.
The online registry is part of "Megan's Law," which requires officials to alert the public when the riskiest sex offenders are released.
Author: NBC10/AP
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