R.G. v. State
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
MATHIAS, Judge.
R.G. admitted to two instances of child molesting, infractions that would be Class C felonies if committed by an adult. After a juvenile court adjudicated R.G. a delinquent child, the State moved for a hearing to determine whether R.G. should be placed on the sex offender registry. Following the hearing, the juvenile court ordered R.G. to register as a sex offender. *239R.G. now appeals, alleging that there was not clear and convincing evidence presented at his hearing that indicates he is likely to commit a future sex offense. Concluding, sadly, that there was sufficient…
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