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Summary
The bill establishes a Domestic Violence Registry for anyone convicted of at least two domestic‑violence offenses, obligating them to register with the state police and allowing certain information to be publicly available. It targets repeat offenders, including those convicted of domestic battery, assault, or strangulation, and applies to both past and future cases. The purpose is to aid law‑enforcement and help the public protect themselves, not to add extra punishment.
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