PERSISTENT DV OFFENDER ACT

Summary

The bill orders the Illinois State Police to build a statewide database of people who have multiple domestic‑violence convictions or protection orders and to post basic identifying information online. Courts must order those qualifying individuals to register, pay a $150 fee, and the state will delete their data after a set number of years based on how many prior offenses they have. The goal is to give the public a way to recognize persistent abusers while limiting the personal data shown.

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