A 2006 state law prohibiting the most serious sex offenders from living in nursing homes or other long-term care facilities is unconstitutional, the Supreme Judicial Court ruled unanimously Friday. In the case ruled on Friday, a level three sex offender identified only as John Doe would likely have become homeless and personally endangered if he were forced out of the rest home in which he resides, according to the SJC. According to a background of the case included in the ruling, John Doe – diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome and who also suffers from glaucoma, seizures and “poor personal hygiene” –...