The principal claim made by defendant and amici curiae is that a person who commits a sex crime between the ages of 16 and 17 should be spared lifetime public registration, and thus should not be adjudicated a sex offender at a level higher than level one, at least without an individual clinical evaluation. Although defendant and amici raise substantial arguments, they have not established that any aspect of either the applicable statute or the risk assessment instrument...
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