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Ex Parte Chamberlain

Citations

  • 306 S.W.3d 328
  • 2009 Tex. App. LEXIS 9653
  • 2009 WL 4895258

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  • “In the absence of authority establishing that a sex offender possesses a fundamental right or liberty interest in his reputation, we decline to recognize this allegedly fundamental right or liberty interest.”
  • “In the absence of authority establishing that a sex offender possesses a fundamental right or liberty interest in his reputation, we decline to recognize this allegedly fundamental right or liberty interest.”
  • \And because [Texas's SORA's] notification provisions inform citizens that sex offenders are living in their community—in order that citizens may take necessary precautions—[it] is a rational means to further a legitimate state interest.\

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Judges: Gardner, McCOY, Walker

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