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Virginia and Maryland differ drastically in their handling of sexual predators they fear will strike again once they get out of prison.
Virginia shells out $90,000 a year for each of the nearly 300 predators it confines indefinitely in a civil commitment program after those predators are released from prison, nearly eight times what it would cost to enroll those individuals at the University of Virginia.
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