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Ohio's Attorney General Statement in Response to Ohio Supreme Court Decision in State v. Bodyke

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6-4-2010 Ohio:(COLUMBUS, Ohio) ? In a narrowly tailored decision today, the Ohio Supreme Court invalidated two provisions of the Ohio Adam Walsh Act on separation-of-powers grounds. The act was passed by the General Assembly in July 2007 and became effective on Jan. 1, 2008. In response to the court?s decision in the case of State v. Bodyke, Attorney General Richard Cordray released the

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