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Keeping a man in prison for more than a quarter of a century for a "technical violation" of the sex-offender registration law was too much for a California court Monday. Keith Carmony was arrested for not registering with authorities within five days of his birthday, though he had registered 29 days earlier when he changed residences. The court overturned Carmony's three-strikes sentence, calling his failure to register "completely harmless and no worse than a breach of an overtime parking ordinance."
March 30, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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