West Virginia HB4750 prohibits convicted sex offenders from residing within 3,000 feet of schools and similar facilities.
West Virginia HB4750 amends the state code to prohibit convicted sex offenders from residing within 3,000 feet of schools, childcare facilities, and recreational areas used by children under 18. Exceptions include offenders committed to a facility under Title 41 MCA, minors, and wards under guardianship. The bill aims to enhance public safety by restricting the living locations of registered sex offenders.
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