Responding to a recent decision from the New York Court of Appeals, Gov. Andrew Cuomo is proposing legislation that would require sex offenders to disclose which social media websites they’re on and provide the state with their screen names.

Cuomo said over the weekend that he plans to include the measure in his annual State of the State address, which he’s scheduled to deliver in Albany in early January.

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