Starkey v. Oklahoma Department of Corrections

Decided 2013-06-25

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GURICH, J., concurs: 85 I coneur. In 1998, the Oklahoma Legislature determined that 10 years was an adequate time for sex offenders like Starkey to remain on the registry in order to protect the public. Starkey was sentenced in 1998 and has remained on the Oklahoma Sex Offender Registration list since that time. Starkey's registration period was set to expire in 2008. However, because of substantive chan…

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