Texas HB1913 prohibits registered sex offenders from going within 2,500 feet of a victim's residence unless the victim moves closer.

Texas HB1913, also known as Brooke's Boundary, amends the Code of Criminal Procedure to restrict registered sex offenders from approaching within 2,500 feet of a victim's residence for any offense they committed, unless the victim relocates to within 2,500 feet of the offender. The bill also outlines registration requirements for offenders, including reporting to local law enforcement and notifying school officials if applicable. This law applies to offenders required to register on or after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.

Texas HB1913 prohibits registered sex offenders from going within 2,500 feet of a victim's residence unless the victim moves closer.

Texas HB1913, also known as Brooke's Boundary, amends the Code of Criminal Procedure to restrict registered sex offenders from approaching within 2,500 feet of a victim's residence for any offense they committed, unless the victim relocates to within 2,500 feet of the offender. The bill also outlines registration requirements for offenders, including reporting to local law enforcement and notifying school officials if applicable. This law applies to offenders required to register on or after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.