Illinois Supreme Court· 10/17/1991

People v. Adams

Citations

581 N.E.2d 637
144 Ill. 2d 381
163 Ill. Dec. 483
1991 Ill. LEXIS 88

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holding that Illinois statute was not punitive where statute provided criminal penalties for law enforcement personnel who conveyed registration information to the public
holding that Illinois statute was not punitive where statute provided criminal penalties for law enforcement personnel who conveyed registration information to the public
holding that registration under the Illinois sex offender registration and notification law is not cruel and unusual punishment
holding that the Registration Act’s registration requirements are reasonable and rationally related to the interest of protecting children
holding that the Registration Act’s registration requirements are reasonable and rationally related to the interest of protecting children
holding that SORA registration was reasonable and rationally related to the interest of protecting children

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Judges: Cunningham

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