Georgetown attorney Elise Crosby was one of two lawyers whose case led to a recent unanimous decision by the South Carolina Supreme Court that ruled the state’s requirement requiring sex offenders to register for life, without prior judicial review, is unconstitutional.

COLUMBIA — The S.C. Supreme Court has unanimously ruled the state’s lifetime sex offender registration requirement is unconstitutional and people who demonstrate a low risk of reoffending should be able to petition a judge to have their names purged.

Elise Crosby elected President of the South Carolina Municipal Attorneys Association