"No, I don't think they are being violated. I think they forfeited that right because of what they did in the past."

David Riley
economics
senior

"I think their rights are being violated, but then again, when I have kids, I would like to know."

Karl Granrath
pre-business
freshman

"Well, what do you do with murderers? It should be the same for everyone who committed a crime. If it's not the same, then there is probably a rights violation."

Alexis Rivera
computer engineering
graduate student

"No, I think it's definitely the right of the community to know about the atmosphere they live and work in."

Chelsea Durkin
sophomore majoring in Spanish and economics

"Yes, their rights are being violated. They have been punished and paid their debt to society."

Rajanikanth Jammalamadaka
electrical and computer
engineering graduate
student

"They are not being violated because when they commit a sex offense, they give up that right to privacy."

Tom Papia
pre-architecture
freshman