Expands covered offender registration to include certain offenses against minors.
This bill amends Hawaii's covered offender registration laws to include offenders who commit sexual assault in the fourth degree against a minor who is at least sixteen years old while acting in a professional capacity. It also requires public disclosure for covered offenses committed against minors, regardless of whether the conviction was for a first-time misdemeanor offense. This change aims to mitigate the threat posed by sex offenders to public safety by ensuring that relevant information about these offenders is made public.
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