Edwards v. State (Per Curiam)
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Appellant pleaded guilty to second-degree sexual assault Appellant and was required to register as a sex offender. The Arkansas Department of Correction Sex Offender Screening & Risk Assessment Program (SOSRA) assigned Appellant a Community Notification Level 3 after conducting a community notification risk assessment. The Sex Offender Assessment Committee upheld the Level 3 assessment. The circuit court denied and dismissed Appellant's petition for judicial review of the final administrative order. Appellant appealed the denial of his petition, and the Committee filed a cross-appeal of the denial of its motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction based on an untimely petition. The Supreme Court reversed on cross-appeal, holding that Petitioner did not establish that the petition had been timely filed, and therefore, the motion to dismiss should have been granted.
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