Criminal Law
: Z the Monthly Blog and Legal NewsletterFederalism Run Amok
By 'Major' Mori Goodbar, Esq. (all)
Here is a ruling on SORNA, striking provisions. When I have a chance to read the entire decision I'll post on it further. Thanks to Doug, of course.
Full post as published by Z the Monthly Blog and Legal Newsletter on June 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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