Supreme Court of Kansas· 7/25/2008

State v. Cook

Citations

187 P.3d 1283
286 Kan. 766
2008 Kan. LEXIS 393

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holding that failure to register is a continuing offense, relying on United States v. Gray, 876 F.2d 1411, 1419 [9th Cir.1989], cert. denied 495 U.S. 930 [1990]
recognizing proposition that all persons presumed to know laws of jurisdiction in which they live
stat-utory amendment to registry that increased punishment for failure to register as sex offender not an ex post facto violation
\We will not declare a statute unconstitutional as applied unless it is clear beyond a reasonable doubt that the statute infringes on constitutionally protected rights.\
\We will not declare a statute unconstitutional as applied unless it is clear beyond a reasonable doubt that the statute infringes on constitutionally protected rights.\
“[T]he principles underlying the Ex Post Facto Clause do not apply to protect [a defendant’s] failure to register after the amendments became effective.”

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Judges: Rosen

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