Ray Carney was convicted of sexually abusing a child in 2010, making him a candidate for the sex offender driver’s license label. However, a sex offender who disagreed with the law disputed the regulation. Oklahoma legislators established the law back in 2007, which forces aggravated sex offenders to have special labels on their driver’s licenses indicating their conviction. On November 29, the court ruled in favor of the license label 12 judges unanimously declared the law a legal civil regulation rather than a criminal punishment. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the state’s practice constitutional. Aggravated sex offenders in Oklahoma will continue to carry driver’s licenses disclosing their crimes after the 10 th U.S.
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