Pennsylvania HB1480 establishes a nonpublic database registry for domestic violence offenders.
Pennsylvania HB1480 creates a nonpublic database registry for domestic violence offenders, managed by the Pennsylvania State Police. Individuals convicted of or adjudicated delinquent for offenses against family or household members must register. The registry includes personal information, criminal history, and details about vehicles and employment. Registration periods vary based on the offense, ranging from five years to life. Failure to comply with registration requirements is a misdemeanor. The database is accessible only to law enforcement and the Office of Victim Advocate.
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