The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled this week that committing a sex crime is not necessarily a prerequisite for ordering a convict to register as a sex offender (source). I tried reading the opinion to figure this nonsense out, but my head nearly exploded when I read the excerpted sentence below, and I had to stop.
In the present case, the parties agree that a fundamental right is not implicated . . . . (source)
This article was originally posted on The Legal Satyricon
