Requires victim notification concerning termination of sex offender's obligation to register and requires court to enter or continue restraining order for victim of sex offense under certain circumstances.
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Overview
This bill aims to strengthen protections for victims of sex offenses by requiring notification when a sex offender’s registration obligation is terminated and ensuring courts can continue or enter restraining orders under specific circumstances. It mandates that victims be informed of changes in an offender’s registration status and have the opportunity to participate in court proceedings related to termination of registration. The bill also clarifies the court’s ability to maintain or issue restraining orders to protect victims.
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Robert Singer
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