We have received some emails from a reader who contacts the Ohio Attorney General regularly (We thank him and we should all be doing this).
"According to our Attorney, on Friday we'll give them a list of offenders who we expired. On Monday they will be sending out a letter. It would probably take several days to a week before the letter will get to you. So I would hope that by the 25th you should have something."
Stephen R. Brown ,Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray,Ohio BCI&I
Supervisor OHLEG/eSorn Technical Support Group, 866.406.4534, 740.845.2229
"After reviewing your record, we have determined that under Megan's Law your registration duties have been fulfilled. Please contact your County Sheriff Office regarding the expiration of your sex offender record and the subsequent duties to register."
Stephen R. Brown ,Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray,Ohio BCI&I
Supervisor OHLEG/eSorn Technical Support Group, 866.406.4534, 740.845.2229
We also recieved this , from another reader (Thank you):
"Spoke to Bob Hastings, Hamilton County Appellate Public Defender today. He had the following to say:
* He believes the Ohio Supreme Court will reclassify those in groups a and b (see AG motion to Supreme Court I sent out yesterday and attached here again). He feels those in group C may not be reclassified. He said it is around 50 offenders in group C.
* Bob said he believes the AG office will move forward soon to reclassify those in group A, especially those who will fall off the registry due to the Bodyke decision. He says it is expensive to keep these SOs in the system and that the AG knows that.
* If the AG stops moving forward his office will take legal action.
* Any independent motion by a single SO will take up to 6 months to be resolved. So it is not very prudent at this time to take court action.
* He is meeting tomorrow with the Hamilton County prosecutor's office and will keep me updated. "
