Establishes a registry for individuals convicted of multiple domestic violence offenses, available for public inquiry.
The bill creates a persistent domestic violence offender registry within the division. This registry includes individuals convicted of domestic violence offenses who have at least one prior conviction. The registry will contain the offender's name, date of birth, conviction date, and county of conviction. It will be accessible for public inquiry on the internet but will exclude personal identifiers like addresses and social security numbers. The registry will be maintained for varying durations based on the number of prior convictions.
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