South Dakota HB1167 revises loitering restrictions for registered sex offenders within community safety zones.
South Dakota HB1167 modifies the law concerning loitering within community safety zones for individuals required to register as sex offenders. The bill specifies that such individuals are prohibited from loitering within these zones or public libraries, except when observing or contacting a minor related to or in their care and custody. The revision also includes exceptions for offenders who were under eighteen at the time of their offense and were not tried and convicted as adults.
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