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Missouri Senate Votes to Apply Registry Law Retroactively

By Corey Rayburnyung

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The Missouri Senate has voted to apply its sex offender registry law retroactively. From The Columbia Daily Tribune:The [Missouri] Supreme Court has ruled that the registry law does not apply to those people because the law took effect in 1995 and the state Constitution prohibits laws from being applied retrospectively.Senators gave initial approval to a proposed constitutional change that would carve out an exemption for the registry law. The change would also retrospectively apply a prohibition on sex offenders living near schools and a requirement of felons to submit DNA samples.The proposal still needs another vote before moving to the House. If passed by that chamber, it would appear on the ballot.

Full post as published by Sex Crimes on June 02, 2009 (boomark / email).

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