Juveniles: registration.
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Fiscal committee
No
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No
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Public Safety
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill amends California law to require individuals discharged or paroled from secure youth treatment facilities to register with law enforcement, in addition to those discharged from the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation after being adjudicated a ward of the juvenile court. It expands the scope of offenses requiring registration and clarifies the minimum registration periods for tier one and tier two juvenile offenders. The bill also includes provisions regarding notification of registration requirements and record destruction.
Key provisions
- Requires individuals discharged or paroled from secure youth treatment facilities to register with law enforcement.
- Expands the list of offenses requiring registration under the Sex Offender Registration Act.
- Clarifies minimum registration periods for tier one and tier two juvenile offenders.
- Addresses notification requirements regarding registration duties.
- Provides for the destruction of registration records after a specified period.
- Defines ‘discharged person’ to include specific cases involving division closure.
- Establishes the court’s role in determining registration points.
- States that no reimbursement is required from the state for local agencies or school districts due to the creation of a new crime.
Who is affected
- Juveniles who have been adjudicated as wards of the juvenile court.
- Individuals discharged or paroled from secure youth treatment facilities.
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