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| Sex offender exempted from psych review |
| By Nevada Appeal |
| Published: 06/09/2008 |
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NEVADA - In a 2-1 vote, the Nevada Supreme Court's northern panel has ruled a former sex offender serving time for a non-sexual offense doesn't have to get a psychological panel certification before his parole. Before sex offenders are released in Nevada, a Psych Panel must certify they are not a serious danger to commit another sex-related offense. Eric Todd Douglas was originally convicted of attempted sexual assault in 1996. He was later paroled but re-arrested in 2005 on charges of attempted burglary while on parole. He was re-certified for release on the attempted sexual assault charge and began serving his sentence for the attempted burglary. But that certification was a less stringent review designed to move him from one sentence to another, not to release him from prison. Read more. If link has expired, check the website of the article's original news source. |
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