Establishes the "Missouri Domestic Abuse Offender Registration and Accountability Act"

Summary

The bill would let courts order high‑risk domestic‑abuse offenders—those with multiple convictions or deemed likely to reoffend—to register personal details with the Department of Public Safety. Registrants must keep their information current, stay on the list for five years, and could face fines or misdemeanor charges for willful non‑compliance. The registry is meant to help law‑enforcement protect victims while keeping the data private.

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