Ohio Court of Appeals· 6/30/2011

In re W.Z.

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194 Ohio App. 3d 610
957 N.E.2d 367

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concluding that fundamental fairness requires a hearing to determine whether a juvenile sex offender has been rehabilitated before he may be subjected to registration and community notification where statute was based solely on the offense committed
concluding that fundamental fairness requires a hearing to determine whether a juvenile sex offender has been rehabilitated before he may be subjected to registration and community notification where statute was based solely on the offense committed
no rational basis for automatic registration of juvenile sex offenders at time of adjudication where, pursuant to state law, court made a determination as to rehabilitation when juvenile turned 21
community notification “obscures the foundational principles upon which the juvenile justice system was built”
no rational basis for automatic registration of juvenile sex offenders at time of adjudication where, pursuant to state law, court made a determination as to rehabilitation when juvenile turned 21
community notification \obscures the foundational principles upon which the juvenile justice system was built\

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Judges: Handwork, Pietrykowski, Singer

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