Clarifies registration requirements for sex offenders without permanent residences in West Virginia.
This bill amends the Sex Offender Registration Act in West Virginia to clarify how individuals required to register as sex offenders, who do not have a permanent residence, can satisfy their legal obligation. It specifies that such individuals must provide information about their transient residences, including any location where they live for three or more days in a calendar year. The bill also outlines the information that must be provided during registration, such as full name, aliases, photographs, and descriptions of crimes committed.
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