Establishes a persistent domestic violence offender registry to provide public access to information on offenders.
The bill establishes a persistent domestic violence offender registry within the office. It requires individuals convicted of offenses against domestic violence victims and having prior convictions for family offenses to register. The registry includes the offender's name, date of birth, conviction date, county or counties of convictions, and a current photograph. It excludes personal identifiers such as address, social security number, and driver's license number. The registry is accessible to the public and is intended to enhance public safety by providing information on repeat offenders.
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