Sex Offender Laws & Treatment

In A Victory For Fundamental Fairness, The NH Supreme Court Rules That Retroactive, Lifetime Registration Requirement Is Unconstitutional As Applied To ACLU Client

February 12, 2015
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE BY THE ACLU-NH

CONCORD – In a victory for fundamental fairness, the New Hampshire Supreme Court held today that New Hampshire’s law requiring the registration of certain criminal offenders is unconstitutional as applied to an ACLU client because the law retroactively imposes lifetime restrictions

Registry fee as it exists is a serious violation of New Hampshire citizens’ property rights.

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N.H. Supreme Court: Disabled sex offender eligible to get off sex offender registry

Today's Concord Monitor

The state Supreme Court ruled unanimously yesterday that an aging, disabled sex offender should be excused from the state’s registry if he can prove he no longer poses a threat.

Sex offender had only one place to live: a parking lot

This Florida man got his 14 year old girlfriend pregnant when he was 23. He did his time and was out on parole. Now he goes back to prison for 10 years because he was rendered homeless by residency restrictions

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