MI: Justice denies Michigan’s appeal to halt sex offender ruling

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A U.S. Supreme Court justice has rejected Michigan’s request to halt a lower court decision that found the state unconstitutionally put additional restrictions on sex offenders long after their convictions.

Justice Elena Kagan denied Tuesday the emergency appeal for a stay.

In August, the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said changes to Michigan law in 2006 and 2011, which included retroactively restricting sex offenders’ movements near schools, penalize offenders as “moral lepers.”

The appeals court denied Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette’s request to block the decision during appeal. So did Kagan. Full Article

Emergency Petition – State of Michigan

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The Supreme Court has the Does v. Snyder case on their schedule for conference tomorrow. I presume they will decide then to grant cert or not. This is it folks, either they will or will not review this case and decide Friday.

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