"The Ohio Supreme Court has delivered a
major setback to efforts by state lawmakers to apply the tough new sex
offender notification requirements laid out in the federal Adam Walsh
Act.
In a unanimous decision Thursday, the high court ruled sex offenders
notified of their status in the most severe category after Jan. 1, 2008,
may avoid the new community reporting requirements under exceptions
found in Ohio's old law. That means not all newly convicted sex
offenders in the most egregious category will be required to register
with authorities every 90 days for the rest of their lives, as lawmakers
intended."
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