Lisa Kung of the Southern Center for Human Rights [2] talks with Damon Azali-Rojas and Lisa Adler about California's 2006 ballot initiative Proposition 83 cracking down on sex offenders. How does Proposition 83 take the next step in a national wave of draconian yet ineffective measures targeting sex offenders? Why don't living restrictions and monitoring laws for sex offenders work? How does it reflect a broader wave of sentencing laws that is fueling the national prison boom?