State v. Livingston

WELCH, Judge.

The State of Alabama appeals from the order of the trial court finding that the felony indictment charging Raehelle Echols Livingston, a convicted sex offender, with failure to notify the Montgomery County Sheriffs Office of a change in her residence at least 30 days prior to her move violated the constitutional prohibition against ex post facto laws. Specifically, the trial court found that because the offense with which Livingston was indicted was a Class A misdemeanor at the time the offense was committed, the State could not properly indict her for the offense as a Class C…