[I]t is unnecessary to decide whether appellant has a protected liberty interest because, even if he does, the information he seeks to prove [that he is nondangerous] is irrelevant under the SORP. . . . [T]he 1999 version of the SORP, like the 1997 version, is non-punitive in both intent and effect.
October 13, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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