Involuntary commitment of predatory sex offenders who have served their full sentence of incarceration is unconstitutional.

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The Supreme Court has upheld laws that allow for the civil commitment of individuals who are deemed sexually dangerous or predatory sex offenders, even after they have served their full sentence, if they are found to pose a significant risk of reoffending. This is considered a measure to protect public safety and is not seen as punitive, but rather as a preventive measure.

Involuntary Commitment of Predatory Sex Offenders Who Have Served Their