Louisiana HB86 creates a statewide registry for individuals convicted of multiple domestic abuse offenses.
Louisiana HB86 establishes the Domestic Abuse Repeat Offender Registry, requiring individuals convicted of multiple domestic abuse offenses to register with local law enforcement. The registry will collect personal information, including names, addresses, and online identifiers, and will be accessible to social networking websites for user comparison. The law mandates registration periods of one year for first-time offenders, five years for second-time offenders, and lifetime for third-time or subsequent offenders.
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