Alaska Supreme Court· 7/25/2008

Doe v. State

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189 P.3d 999
2008 Alas. LEXIS 109
2008 WL 2853565

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concluding that six of the Kennedy factors weighed in favor of finding the statute punitive
holding that the United States Supreme Court’s “intent-effects test provides an appropriate analytical framework” under the Alaska Constitution
concluding that quarterly in-person verification is an affirmative disability or restraint that \treats offenders not much differently than the state treats probationers and parolees subject to continued state supervision\
holding that ASORA violates the ex post facto clause as applied to those who committed their underlying sex offense before ASORA's enactment
deciding that ASORA is punitive for purposes of ex post facto clause and may not be applied retroactively
holding that Alaska Sex Offender Registration Act (ASORA) violates ex post facto clause when applied to a person who committed the underlying sex offense before ASORA's enactment

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Judges: Fabe, Matthews, Eastaugh, Bryner, Carpeneti

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