Missouri SB982 modifies sex offender registry provisions, including registration requirements, exemptions, and removal criteria.
Missouri SB982 modifies provisions relating to the sex offender registry. It outlines registration requirements for individuals convicted of sex offenses, including fingerprinting, photographing, and providing personal information. The bill specifies different registration intervals based on the severity of the offense, with tier III offenders required to register every ninety days. It also details the process for petitioning to be removed from the registry, including criteria for exemption and conditions for removal.
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