Justices ponder if SORNA rule reaches back

By: Kimberly Atkins Dolan Media Newswires April 18, 2013

That convicted sex offenders must register with their state of residence is a well-established rule. But when the offender was convicted and completed his criminal sentence years before the federal Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act was enacted in 2006, does that rule apply to him?

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Justices ponder if SORNA rule reaches back

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