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Doe v. Otte, No. 99-35845 (9th Cir.) (248 F.3d 832) (April 9, 2001) (Judge Stephen Reinhardt)

Loaded on March 1, 2001 published in Punch and Jurists March 26, 2001
Filed under: Punch And Jurists, Megan's Laws.

Here the Court held that Alaska’s version of Megan’s Law, requiring registration of convicted sex offenders, violated the Ex Post Facto Clause; and it reviewed some of the legal and social issues raised by such statutes.

In this decision, the Ninth Circuit struck down Alaska’s version of “Megan’s Law” on ...

 

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