Persistent Domestic Violence Offender Registry.

Summary

The bill requires courts to order anyone convicted of a domestic‑violence crime who has at least one earlier conviction to register with the State Bureau of Investigation. Registrants must pay a $150 fee, submit personal data and a photo, and stay on the online registry for two, five, or ten years depending on how many prior offenses they have. The goal is to make repeat domestic‑violence perpetrators more visible to the public.

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