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Taking a tough stance on sex crimes, the California Supreme Court held Monday that it's not cruel and unusual punishment to require lifelong sex-offender registration for people convicted of certain misdemeanors. The unanimous ruling voids a 21-year-old ruling by the Rose Bird court and leaves the door open for legislation that could greatly broaden the kind of crimes requiring registration.
June 30, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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