Sixth Circuit: United States v. Trevon Barcus - Eastern District of Tennessee at Knoxville

Categorically, the state statute was not a valid predicate for statutory offender registration, as it did not incorporate the specific intent required by the federal statute.

Given the statement in the commentary to the statute, offender lifetime monitoring  is a valid predicate for a sentencing bump for crimes committed during a criminal justice sentence.

Release conditions mandating psychological treatment and polygraph are reasonably related to registration offense.

http://www.opn.ca6.uscourts.gov/opinions.pdf/18a0109p-06.pdf