Burak v. 4525 Corp.

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that a registration statute limiting disclosure of Internet identifiers to law enforcement, victims, and community members living near sexually violent predators did not violate the First Amendment
• concluding that a registration statute limiting disclosure of Internet identifiers to law enforcement, victims, and community members living near sexually violent predators did not violate the First Amendment
• concluding that SORNA is not punitive, rather rationally related to public safety
• stating that “failure to raise an issue in a petition for review or to amend the petition to review to include that issue results in waiver”
• stating that “failure to raise an issue in a petition for review or to amend the petition to review to include that issue results in waiver”
• stating that this Court “has held in original jurisdiction cases that failure to raise an issue in a petition for review or to amend the petition to review to include that issue results in waiver”

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