West Virginia HB4135 mandates sex offenders to provide all online identifiers and information about All Terrain Vehicles and Utility Terrain Vehicles.
West Virginia HB4135 amends the Sex Offender Registry requirements, mandating sex offenders to provide all online identifiers from internet and mobile application accounts. It also requires sex offenders to provide information about All Terrain Vehicles and Utility Terrain Vehicles they operate. The bill ensures that the State Police can inspect mobile devices to verify the accuracy of provided information. This law aims to enhance the monitoring and tracking of sex offenders in West Virginia.
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