One judge recognizes that people on the registry have as much right to protect their health as everyone else.
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Michigan Lawmakers Ordered to Revise Registry Years After It Was Found Unconstitutional
We can only hope that this is the future for Nebraska . . . A U.S. district court judge is giving Michigan lawmakers 90 days to change the state’s sex offender registry law, almost three years after it was first ruled unconstitutional by federal appeals court. U.S. District Judge Robert H. Cleland issued an order thatContinue reading “Michigan Lawmakers Ordered to Revise Registry Years After It Was Found Unconstitutional”
Two years after court ruling, no changes to Michigan registry
Two years after a federal court ruled parts of Michigan’s Sex Offender Registry Act unconstitutional, the state legislature has still made no changes to the law. Michigan Public Radio talked with an attorney for the ACLU of Michigan and a Michigan State Senator about what changes are needed and why they haven’t been made yet.Continue reading “Two years after court ruling, no changes to Michigan registry”
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