Establishes a registry of persistent domestic violence offenders within the department of public safety

Summary

The bill would require anyone convicted of a domestic‑abuse crime who already has a prior conviction to register with the Department of Public Safety. The registry – maintained by the Highway Patrol – would list the offender’s name, birth date, photo, offense details and conviction dates, and would be searchable online. It adds a $150 registration fee, removal timelines, and penalties for non‑registration, and would expire six years after it starts.

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