Lafayette Advertiser
Amanda McElfresh
March 5, 2010
"Strengthening penalties for convicted sex offenders and providing resources to help authorities target and prosecute such violators has been one of Jindal's main priorities since taking over as governor...
The proposal would give prosecutors more options for charging suspects with distribution and production of pornography, and create sentences of five to 10 years in prison for distribution and 10 to 20 years for production.
'I want the message to the monsters that prey on our innocent children to be very clear — we will track you down, we will root you out, we will find out online, and when we do, we will punish you with every tool we have,' Jindal said. 'We will take away your freedom, your possessions, we will label you as a sex offender and we will do everything we can to keep you away from children.'"
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