West Virginia HB5341 establishes a Domestic Violence Registry to enhance public safety by requiring registration of individuals convicted of domestic.

West Virginia HB5341 creates a Domestic Violence Registry to assist law enforcement in protecting the public from domestic violence offenders. The registry requires individuals convicted of domestic violence offenses to register with the State Police in the county where they reside. Registrants must provide detailed personal information, including full name, address, employment details, and vehicle information. The registry aims to make certain information about offenders available to the public, law enforcement, and other specified agencies.

West Virginia HB5341 establishes a Domestic Violence Registry to enhance public safety by requiring registration of individuals convicted of domestic.

West Virginia HB5341 creates a Domestic Violence Registry to assist law enforcement in protecting the public from domestic violence offenders. The registry requires individuals convicted of domestic violence offenses to register with the State Police in the county where they reside. Registrants must provide detailed personal information, including full name, address, employment details, and vehicle information. The registry aims to make certain information about offenders available to the public, law enforcement, and other specified agencies.