SB777 amends Hawaii's covered offender registration laws to include certain sex offenses against minors and require public disclosure of such.
SB777 amends Hawaii's covered offender registration laws to address gaps in current regulations for offenses committed against minors. The bill expands the definition of "sexual offense" to include offenses committed by individuals in a professional capacity against minors aged sixteen or older. It also mandates public disclosure for covered offenses against minors, regardless of whether the conviction was for a first-time misdemeanor offense.
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