Ohio Court of Appeals· 2/6/2020
State v. Nash
Citations
- 2020 Ohio 388
Syllabus
Where an offender was improperly classified as a tier III offender under the Adam Walsh Act, notwithstanding the fact that the offender had been released from prison, the trial court acted appropriately in vacating the improper punitive Adam Walsh Act classification and substituting an appropriate civil registration requirement under Megan's Law.
Judges: Brunner
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