Marcia Richardson, a representative for ACLU, opposes the bill that would allow the public to access information about sex offenders from the Internet.
Brad Kethcer, the governor's Chief of Staff, says the governor supports the bill. He says the information about sex offenders is already available to the public. Posting the information on the Internet is a matter of convenience.Princess Reyes from Jefferson City.
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