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: Sex Offender IssuesOH - THE ADAM WALSH ACT ON APPEAL
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11/2008
Ohio?s first sex offender registration statute was enacted in 1963 at former R.C. Chapter 2950. The first major revisions were enacted in 1996 in what was referred to as Megan?s Law, which included registration and community notification requirements. Megan?s Law was a federal law passed in 1996 that authorized local law enforcement agencies to notify the public about convicted sex offenders living or working in their communities. Ohio had 15,716...
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