Haynes v. State

Summary

The court dismissed Haynes's appeal from the denial of his application to terminate sex-offender-registration obligations because he presented no evidence that he was not likely to pose a threat to others. Applying the clearly erroneous standard to this civil bench proceeding, the court concluded that the trial court did not clearly err in finding that Haynes failed to meet his burden of proof, making his motion for a transcript and extension of time moot.