Establishes a registry for repeat domestic violence offenders in Minnesota, requiring registration periods based on the number of prior convictions.
The bill establishes a registry for repeat domestic violence offenders in Minnesota. It mandates that the commissioner of public safety maintain a public website with searchable offender information, including name, date of birth, conviction details, and photograph. The registration period varies based on the number of prior convictions: five years for one prior conviction, seven years for two, ten years for three, and 20 years for four or more. The court must inform offenders of their duty to register and forward required information to the commissioner.
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