Maine Supreme Court Rules That Some Parts Of Sex Offender Law Are Unconstitutional
From Ballotpedia January 19, 2010[edit]
Maine: The Maine Supreme Court declared a provision of the state's sex offender registry unconstitutional. The provision is in a 1999 law that retroactively makes offenders registered since 1982 become registered for life.[1]
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Maine courts
Federal courts:
First Circuit Court of Appeals • U.S. District Court: District of Maine • U.S. Bankruptcy Court: District of Maine
State courts:
Maine Supreme Judicial Court • Maine Superior Court • Maine Business and Consumer Court • Maine District Courts • Maine Family Division • Maine Juvenile Court • Maine Probate Courts • Maine Small Claims Court • Maine Treatment Court
State resources:
Courts in Maine • Maine judicial elections • Judicial selection in Maine
Categories: [January 2010]
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