People v. Tuffo

How courts have described this case

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• noting that a sentencing court may rely on uncontroverted facts in the presentence report
• noting that the “SVP statute is protective rather than punitive”
• remanding for specific factual findings on contested issues underlying the SVP designat ion
• “[T]he registration and notification requirements established in the SVP statute are intended to protect the community rather than punish the offender.”
• registration and notification requirements in the SVP statute are intended to protect the community rather than punish the offender; thus, they do not violate the ex post facto restriction even if applied retroactively to offenders

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).