Rowe v. Burton

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that Registration Act would likely be unconstitutional because it provided for public notification
• concluding that Registration Act would likely be unconstitutional because it provided for public notification
• concluding that registration act likely unconstitutional due to provision for public notification
• stating that “the Supreme Court has recognized that one does not have an objectively reasonable expectation of privacy in one’s likeness or fingerprints under the Fourth Amendment”
• holding registration is punitive where dissemination of information will result
• holding registration is punitive where dissemination of information will result

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