Kansas SB461 requires offenders convicted of distribution of a controlled substance causing great bodily harm or death to register under the Kansas.
Kansas SB461 amends the Kansas offender registration act to require offenders convicted of distribution of a controlled substance causing great bodily harm or death to register for 20 years. The bill specifies that the duration of registration for such offenders is 20 years from the date of conviction. The act also outlines various other offenses and conditions that require registration, including certain sexual offenses and violent crimes. The provisions apply to both current and future convictions, as well as to individuals moving to Kansas from other states.
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