West Virginia HB4138 updates sex offender registration requirements, including for sexual extortion and aggravated sexual extortion, and clarifies.
West Virginia HB4138 amends the state's sex offender registration laws to ensure that individuals convicted of "sexual extortion" and "aggravated sexual extortion" must register as sex offenders. The bill also clarifies that convictions for the repealed crime of "sexual assault of a spouse" still require registration. It mandates that individuals convicted of qualifying offenses must register in person at a West Virginia State Police detachment, providing detailed personal and criminal information.
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