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Petitioner contests registry classification; counsel disputes weight given to sobriety and reoffense risk
Summary
In John Doe v. Offender Registry Board (23p1173), counsel for the petitioner urged the court to revisit the weight the hearing examiner gave to substance‑use history and factor‑9 sobriety evidence in a registration classification; the registry lawyer defended the examiner’s assessment and substantial‑evidence finding.
Fred Burkholder, representing John Doe (registry number 527‑969), urged the panel to revisit the hearing examiner’s weight assessment of factors used to set the petitioner’s classification, specifically arguing that the record lacked substantial evidence that his client’s medical condition or sobriety history supported the level…
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