SB162 amends Delaware's sex offender registry to include more detailed registration requirements and protections for victims.
SB162 modifies Title 11 of the Delaware Code to enhance the sex offender registry. It mandates law enforcement agencies to release necessary information to protect the public, while safeguarding the identity of victims and non-conviction arrests. The bill requires sex offenders to provide detailed personal information, including aliases, social media identifiers, and physical descriptions. It also mandates the collection of DNA samples and photographs. Non-custodial parents must be notified if their children are identified as living with a sex offender.
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