Establishes a database for persistent domestic violence offenders in Illinois.
The Persistent Domestic Violence Offender Database Act creates a database for individuals convicted of domestic violence offenses or those with prior orders of protection. The Illinois State Police will maintain this database, which includes personal information such as name, date of birth, and conviction details. The database will be accessible to the public, excluding sensitive information like addresses and social security numbers. Individuals must register and pay a fee, with information forwarded by court clerks.
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