California AB1437 mandates juvenile offenders to register as sex offenders based on their offense severity.
California AB1437 amends the Penal Code to require juvenile offenders to register as sex offenders. A tier one juvenile offender, convicted of certain offenses, must register for a minimum of five years. A tier two juvenile offender, convicted of more serious offenses, must register for a minimum of 10 years. The bill also mandates that records relating to the registration be destroyed when the offender's records are sealed under the Welfare and Institutions Code.
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