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Date: May 01, 2019
“The sex offender registry soon could be a thing of the past. The latest calmly reasoned step has been taken by the American Civil Liberties Union in Michigan, which points out that the registry doesn’t work. Right now, there are two cases out of Michigan, including a class-action lawsuit, saying several parts of the registry are unconstitutional. “In August 2016, the federal Court of Appeals held that Michigan’s registry is unconstitutional,” Attorney for the ACLU in Michigan, Miriam Aukerman, said. Aukerman represents hundreds of registered citizens fighting the public registry and some of the sex offender restrictions imposed by the state. That suit is in response to the state of Michigan not coming into compliance with the Court of Appeals decision. “Basically what the Court of Appeals said is that the registry is so ineffective, so broken, that it violates the Constitution. What we know, through research, is that registries don’t work. They don’t keep people safe.” |
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Legal Action to End Registry Begins in Michigan…
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