The Supreme Court held that Lester Ray Nichols, a registered sex offender, was not required under the Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (SORNA) to update his registration in Kansas once he moved to the Philippines. The decision reversed the Tenth Circuit's affirmation of Nichols's conviction for failing to update his registration. The Court found that SORNA's text did not require Nichols to update his registration in Kansas after leaving the state, as Kansas was no longer a 'jurisdiction involved.'
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