Establishes a registry for domestic abuse offenders in Missouri, requiring registration and periodic updates.
The Missouri Domestic Abuse Offender Registration and Accountability Act establishes a registry for domestic abuse offenders. The Department of Public Safety will maintain a secure database of registered offenders, including personal information such as name, address, and employment details. Offenders must register within 72 hours of conviction or release from incarceration and update their information annually. The registry aims to protect public safety and assist law enforcement. Non-compliance with registration requirements can result in fines and misdemeanor charges.
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