Sex Offenders: Should They Be Treated Differently? (#510)

Jack Terhune: We did something wrong. We had procedures in place; our very own procedures were not followed. That embarrassed admission from the State Corrections chief followed the release of an allegedly violent rapist. Now, back in custody, he could be held indefinitely. He could join the more than 200 sex offenders who've been civilly committed. State policy on sex crimes - on this edition of Due Process.

Guests:

John Dangler
Morris County Prosecutor, President of NJ Assn. Of County Prosecutors.

Brian Neary
Criminal Defense Attorney

Dr. Philip Witt
Forensic Psychologist