**UNDER CONSTRUCTION**

• A St. Louis County man was removed from the Missouri Sex Offender Registry after winning his civil lawsuit against the Missouri State Highway Patrol and the St. Louis County Police Department.  The statute under which he had been convicted was found to be unconstitutional after the completion of his sentence.  Dan Juengel argued the case on the client's behalf.
• A St. Louis County man had pled guilty to misdemeanor Sexual Misconduct 1st Degree against a 40 year old woman.  He received a Suspended Imposition of Sentence was on supervised probation, but was monitored on the Sex Offender Caseload.  His probation officer told him that he must register or face revocation.  He complied with her order for over one year.  After this time, Matthew Radefeld reviewed his case and filed a motion to get him removed from the Sex Offender Registry.  After arguments were heard, Matthew was successful in convincing the Court that under the SORA statutes he should not be required to register.  The man was taken off the list immediately.