In large cities, there are bus stops all over the place, and clearly the goal is to circumvent court judgments that you can't outright ban them from a community by creating overlapping 'exclusion zones' that effectively do the same thing, but the fact is that sex offenders exist and once they've served their sentences will be with us in society. Somehow, Georgia had broaden up it sex offender residency restriction law, working or even loitering from 1000 feet from places where children are present and were gathering for an activity.
However, district court had stopped the aggressive transfer of registered sex offenders who were currently living in Georgia, they are obliged to move a feet away from the school, maybe approximately around 1000 feet away from bus stops, or any locations where kids are playing or present.
