Kansas SB206 mandates registration for individuals convicted of distributing controlled substances causing great bodily harm or death.
Kansas SB206 amends the Kansas offender registration act to require individuals convicted of distributing controlled substances that cause great bodily harm or death to register. The duration of registration varies based on the severity of the crime and prior convictions. For first-time offenders, registration lasts for 15 years from the date of conviction or release from confinement, whichever is later. For subsequent offenses, the duration extends to the offender's lifetime.
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