POLICE-DOMESTIC ABUSER REGSTRY

Summary

The bill adds a new section to the Illinois State Police Act that requires the state police to maintain a searchable Internet registry of anyone convicted of a domestic‑abuse crime who has at least one prior domestic‑abuse conviction. Courts must order such offenders to register, pay a $150 fee, and the police will post their name, birth date, conviction details and a photo while keeping personal identifiers private. Entries are removed after a set number of years based on how many prior convictions the offender has.

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