Ga. Could Restrict Sex Offenders from Network Site
Tony Potts
03-10-2010
Georgia Rep. Rob Teihet introduced a bill this week that would
allow officials to send social networking sites such as Facebook
and MySpace sex offender`s information. The sites could then
remove their profiles, ban them and then notify authorities of any
suspicious activity.
Teihet said, `The Internet is a powerful social and educational
tool for our children. It should not be a danger-zone populated
by pedophiles.`
A similar proposal has already been adopted in New York and others are being considered in California and Oklahoma.
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