Iowa Supreme Court · No. 22-1967

Daniel Murillo v. State of Iowa

Decided November 15, 2024 · appeal from Polk County · Criminal

What the court decided

AI summary A person requested to be removed from the sex offender registry, but a lower court denied the application. The individual argued that the court of appeals was wrong to decide they had not finished required treatment programming. The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed the previous decision, meaning the person must remain on the registry.1

Result: Decision of Court of Appeals Vacated; District Court Judgment Affirmed

The court’s own summary

Daniel Murillo seeks further review of the court of appeals’ decision affirming the district court’s denial of his application for removal from the sex offender registry. He argues that the court of appeals erred when it determined Mr. Murillo had not completed his court-ordered sex offender treatment programming, and thus should not be removed from the registry.

Holding: Required sex offender registrant seeks further review of a court of appeals decision affirming the denial of his application for modification of his registry requirements. Decision of Court of Appeals Vacated; District Court Judgment Affirmed.

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Judges

Iowa Code it cites

§4.6§692A.101§692A.128§692A.2§709.1§709.4§903A.2

Each links to the bills that change that chapter.