The New Jersey Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that a youth ministry volunteer who also is a convicted sex offender can be prosecuted for violating his parole because the church camp where he worked qualified as a “youth-serving organization.”
In a unanimous ruling, the court agreed with a state prosecutor and reinstated an indictment against the volunteer, identified only as S.B., who was charged because he worked as a youth leader, counselor and mentor at the No Limits Youth Ministry, which is part of the Eternal Life Christian Center in Somerset, in violation of Megan’s Law.
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