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Third Circuit· 8/18/2003

A. A. v. New Jersey

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  • 341 F.3d 206

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  • holding that \whatever privacy interest the Registrants have in their home addresses is substantially outweighed by [New Jersey's] interest in expanding the reach of its notification [via the Internet Registry] to protect additional members of the public\
  • noting Internet registry protects persons planning to move to or vacation in state by allowing them access to location of high-risk offenders
  • noting previous, unsuccessful constitutional challenges to New Jersey's Megan's Law and holding that any privacy interest sex offenders may have in their home addresses was substantially outweighed by the state's interest in protecting the public
  • noting previous, unsuccessful constitutional challenges to New Jersey’s Megan’s Law and holding that any privacy interest sex offenders may have in their home addresses was substantially outweighed by the state’s interest in protecting the public
  • New Jersey's law providing for notification, including on Internet, of sex offender's home address does not violate fundamental privacy rights
  • “[T]he State’s compelling interest in preventing sex offenses substantially outweighs any interest the Registrants may have in not having public – yet scattered –information compiled.”

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Judges: McClure, Rendell, Sloviter

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