Establishes a domestic violence offense registry in Washington, requiring certain convicted individuals to appear on the registry for varying periods.
The bill creates a domestic violence offense registry in Washington, maintained by the Washington State Patrol. Individuals convicted of certain domestic violence offenses must appear on the registry for a specified period, ranging from 10 to 15 years, or indefinitely for class A felony convictions. The registry includes personal information such as name, date of birth, convictions, address, photograph, and other identifying data. The Washington State Patrol must notify the public of any changes to the registry.
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