SB5312 establishes registration and supervision requirements for individuals convicted in net nanny operations involving fictitious minors.
SB5312 aims to protect children from internet-based sexual abuse by creating specific registration and supervision requirements for individuals convicted in net nanny operations involving fictitious minors. These operations involve undercover officers posing as minors to apprehend adults attempting to commit sexual offenses. The bill mandates that individuals convicted in such operations, who have no prior history of predatory offenses against minors, must register as sex offenders and be subject to community supervision.
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