The winning lawyer said he sees broad implications for a Georgia Supreme Court decision Monday striking down a law requiring lifelong electronic monitoring for certain convicted sex offenders who have served their sentences.
“It’s going to affect a lot of people,” said Mark Yurachek, who argued the appeal for Joseph Park. He said others similarly situated should contact their local sheriff. “I don’t think those offenders any longer can be subject to the monitoring requirement,” Yurachek added.
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