|  | 1. | The original law provided for townwide alerts about the most dangerous offenders. 
 
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|  | 2. | They also want police escorts for the most dangerous offenders. 
 
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|  | 3. | When he was sentenced, Callow was not designated a dangerous offender. 
 
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|  | 4. | Prosecutors want to eliminate that possibility through Canada's dangerous offender law. 
 
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|  | 5. | It is difficult for those classified as dangerous offenders to be granted parole. 
 
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|  | 6. | However, an offender convicted of manslaughter can be declared a dangerous offender. 
 
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|  | 7. | He later was declared a dangerous offender, allowing authorities to imprison him indefinitely. 
 
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|  | 8. | The church is leaving potentially dangerous offenders roaming around unsuspecting communities, they say. 
 
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|  | 9. | Persons labeled as dangerous offenders under Canadian law may be kept in prison indefinitely. 
 
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|  | 10. | In 2004, the National Parole Board declined to name him a dangerous offender. 
 
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