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85 Wash. U. L. Rev. 101 (2007-2008)
Banishment by a Thousand Laws: Residency Restrictions on Sex Offenders

handle is hein.journals/walq85 and id is 107 raw text is: BANISHMENT BY A THOUSAND LAWS: RESIDENCY RESTRICTIONS ON SEX OFFENDERS COREY RAYBURN YUNG* TABLE OF CONTENTS IN TR O D U CTION ........................................................................................ 102 i. BANISHMENT AS PUNISHMENT ............................................................ 106 A . E xp ulsion ................................................................................. 107 B . P rison C olonies ....................................................................... 109 C . Internal E xile ........................................................................... 111 D. Banishment in the United States .............................................. 112 1. F ederal L aw .................................................................... 114 2 . S ta te L aw ......................................................................... 117 ii. CONTROLLING AND PUNISHING SEX OFFENDERS .............................. 119 A. State and Local Efforts ............................................................ 122 1. S ta tes ............................................................................... 12 2 2 . L oca lities ......................................................................... 12 5 B. Judicial Responses to State and Local Efforts ........................ 127 C . P rivate A ctors .......................................................................... 128 iii. BANISHMENT AND SEX OFFENDERS .................................................. 130 A. Are Residency Restrictions Banishment?-Court Opinions .... 130 B . W hat is B anishm ent? ............................................................... 133 C. Are Residency Restrictions Banishment? Revisited .............. 135 IV. THE FAILINGS OF INTERNAL EXILE ................................................... 139 A. Problems with Internal Exile of Sex Offenders ....................... 139 B. Class-Based Banishment in American Democracy ................. 146 C. Aggravating Factors ............................................................... 147 1. Racing to the Bottom ....................................................... 148 2. Uncertainty Effect ............................................................ 149 3. A ggregation ..................................................................... 150 D. Legal Implications of Residency Restrictions as Banishment. 151 E. Addressing Arguments for Residency Restrictions ............... 153 * © Corey Rayburn Yung. Assistant Professor of Law at John Marshall Law School and author of the Sex Crimes Blog (http://sexcrimes.typepad.com). I would like to thank Ethan Lieb, Wayne Logan, Andrew Peterson, and the editors of the Washington University Lair Revieiw for their comments and suggestions.

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