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Ohio Supreme Court: ?Adam Walsh? Provision Requiring Attorney General to Reclassify Sex Offenders Violates Separation of Powers

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6-3-2010 Ohio:(June 3, 2010) In a narrowly tailored decision announced today, the Supreme Court of Ohio voided as unconstitutional two sections of the Ohio Adam Walsh Act (AWA) that authorize the state attorney general to reclassify sex offenders who had already been classified by judges under a previous version of the law, ?Megan?s Law.? The Court held that the challenged provisions violate

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