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Best of luck and hope that Amie's note was a nice surprise for you!
In case you're interested... Adam Horowitz 2007
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It has the same problem that Amie's does, ironically: You have to hit refresh often.
waterdiluted Diary Entry waterdiluted 2006
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You know, Amie worked real hard to pass Amie's Law in Wisconsin.
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The voices of my companions come to me from above, though I cannot see the soles of _Mon Amie's_ friendly feet, which at first preserved an amiable companionship with my own hands; but, looking far upward, I behold a tiny, star-like spark.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 07, No. 39, January, 1861 Various
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As I look above, after fairly getting committed, I can behold _Mon Amie's_ feet, whose arched in-steps cling round each bar with a pretty dependence that is in the highest degree appealing.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 07, No. 39, January, 1861 Various
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"This kid looks like a punk, and as we look at Amie's Law and ways to work on it and improve it, it would be good to find some kind of a mechanism for when there are red flags like this kid that we could do sort of an individual analysis," Staskunas said.
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"This kid looks like a punk, and as we look at Amie's Law and ways to work on it and improve it, it would be good to find some kind of a mechanism for when there are red flags like this kid that we could do sort of an individual analysis," Staskunas said.
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Amid much fanfare, the state passed Amie's Law -- named for Amie Zyla.
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He said at each turn, he found another hole in Amie's Law -- no listing on the public sex offender registry, the names of the state's 1,800 juvenile offenders only available to police, and he soon discovered that no one was checking up on addresses listed on the registry.
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Amie's Law now allows police officers see the juvenile sex offender registry and warn the community in if they believe the offender poses a threat to public safety.
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