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 has at least one prior domestic abuse conviction to be listed in a state‑maintained registry. The registry, run by the Department of Public Safety, would be searchable online and show the offender’s name, birthdate, offense details, conviction dates, counties and a photo, but would not include address or Social Security numbers. The measure is intended to increase public awareness and deter repeat domestic violence.

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