Missouri HB3049 modifies sex offender registry provisions, including registration requirements, fees, and exemptions.
Missouri HB3049 modifies provisions relating to the sex offender registry. It mandates registrants to appear in person before the registration official and complete required forms by the United States Marshal's Service at least 21 days before traveling outside the United States. The bill adds new offenses to the registry, such as promoting prostitution and endangering the welfare of a child. It also outlines procedures for fingerprinting and photographing individuals, especially juveniles, and managing their information in the registry.
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