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MI: Parts of state’s sex offender law unconstitutional

Michigan’s Sex Offender Registry law is so vague that parts of it are unconstitutional, including the requirement that offenders stay at least 1,000 feet from schools, a federal judge has ruled. Full Article

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  1. Mjk

    The scale seems to be tipping in an opposite direction more and more lately…

    • Cool CA RC

      Yes, Let give this couple more push toward this “pillar” that is supporting sex offender’s law so that this law come crashing down!!!

  2. td777

    Not just parts of it are unconstitutional, the very existence of it is unconstitutional!

  3. Q

    Let’s hope the pendulum keeps swinging in the direction of sanity. It’s nice that some of the insanity victims of the registry are required to put up with is being addressed. I’m sure many feel being forced to be a registrant is like negotiating a minefield.

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