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In re S.D.

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  • 2023 Ohio 3039

Syllabus

SEX OFFENSES – JUVENILE – SENTENCING – ADAM WALSH ACT – TIER CLASSIFICATION: Where the juvenile's Tier II classification under the Adam Walsh Act was omitted from the juvenile court's orders, the juvenile court had no jurisdiction to enter nunc pro tunc orders classifying the juvenile as a Tier II juvenile offender registrant after the juvenile had turned 21, had completed his disposition, and had been released even though the transcript of the proceedings reflected that at the juvenile-sex-offender-registration hearing, which took place before the juvenile turned 21, the juvenile and the state had agreed that he would be classified as a Tier II juvenile offender registrant and the juvenile had been informed on the record of his registration duties.

Judges: Winkler

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