Hawaii SB808 amends covered offender registration laws to include certain sex offenders and mandate public disclosure for offenses against minors.
Hawaii SB808 amends the covered offender registration laws to include offenders who commit sexual assault in the fourth degree against a minor while acting in a professional capacity. The bill also requires public disclosure for covered offenses committed against minors, regardless of whether the conviction was for a first-time misdemeanor offense. The changes aim to close gaps in current registration laws and ensure public safety by making relevant information about sex offenders more accessible.
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