Massachusetts H1728 imposes annual registration requirements for five years for those convicted of crimes against seniors.
Massachusetts H1728 amends the General Laws to mandate annual registration for five years for individuals convicted of certain crimes against seniors. The registration must include personal details and a photograph, maintained by the office of probation. Failure to comply results in imprisonment, fines, or both.
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