Establishes a public animal cruelty registry for individuals convicted of animal abuse, requiring them to register with the Division of Criminal.
The bill establishes a public animal cruelty registry for individuals over eighteen years of age convicted of animal abuse. It requires these individuals to register with the Division of Criminal Justice Services, providing personal information such as their legal name, date of birth, social security number, current address, and details of their conviction. The registry will be accessible to the public and law enforcement entities. Registrants must pay an annual surcharge of fifty dollars to cover the costs of maintaining the registry.
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