Sex offenders; Sex Offenders Registration Act; petition; removal from registration requirements; effective date.

Summary

The bill lets people convicted of a single specific sex offense, who were close in age to a teenage victim, or who have a permanent medical or cognitive impairment, ask a court to end their registration requirement. If a court approves, the state removes their name from the public sex‑offender list, though their criminal record stays public. This provides a legal path to relief for low‑risk or incapacitated individuals.

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