SEXUAL OFFENDER REGISTRATION – Amends existing law to revise a provision regarding a psychosexual evaluation, to provide that failure to provide an evaluation may be an aggravating circumstance, to revise a provision regarding payment for a psychosexual evaluation by a defendant, and to establish provisions regarding use of certain funding and restitution.

Summary

The bill requires convicted sexual offenders to undergo a psychosexual evaluation and lets judges treat a failure to provide the report as an aggravating circumstance in sentencing. It also clarifies that offenders must pay for the evaluation unless they are indigent, in which case the county pays but the offender must later reimburse the county and any government entity that funded the evaluation.

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