California Courts of Appeal
Apr. 30, 2014
Justices clash in sex offender registration case
Justice David A. Thompson argues that the majority opinion will allow "thousands of serious sex offenders to escape their lifetime parole and sex offender registration obligations."
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In an unusually testy decision out of the 4th District Court of Appeal, the majority accused a dissenting colleague of making "politically charged and exaggerated claims."
Justice David A. Thompson countered that the majority opinion would allow "thousands of serious sex offenders to escape their lifetime parole and sex offender registration obligations."
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