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Hawaii's version of "Megan's Law" -- a statute requiring convicted sex offenders to register with local law enforcement authorities -- violates state constitutional guarantees of procedural due process, the Hawaii Supreme Court held on Nov. 21. The court found the state couldn't disseminate registration information to the public without providing the offender an opportunity to argue that public notification was unnecessary.
November 30, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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