Providing supervision of a sexually violent predator after release or discharge.
First reading, referred to Community Safety.
Summary
The bill changes state law so that courts must impose electronic monitoring, a minimum 500‑foot distance from schools and child‑care facilities, and other individualized restrictions before a sexually violent predator can be released to a less restrictive environment. It also mandates coordination among treatment providers, corrections officers, and the court, and requires releases to follow "fair‑share" principles to prevent clustering in any one area. The goal is to protect the public while managing how these offenders re‑enter the community.
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