Iowa HF2644 amends the use of electronic monitoring for sex offenders, requiring a risk assessment for those unable to verify their residence.
Iowa HF2644 modifies the conditions under which sex offenders can be supervised using electronic tracking and monitoring. The bill specifies that a risk assessment, approved by the Department of Corrections, must be conducted for offenders who cannot verify their residence. This assessment considers the offender's criminal history, treatment progress, and other relevant factors. The monitoring is in addition to any other conditions of supervision.
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