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SORA not Punishment for Juvenile's CSC Adjudication
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May 27, 2011, 2:55 PM
In a published opinion, In re TD, the Court of Appeals held that application of SORA was not "punishment," so it could not be deemed unconstitutional on grounds that it was cruel and unusual as applied to the respondent.
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