Requires use of email for certain community notification under Megan's Law.
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Overview
This bill would change how the state notifies the public about sex offenders registered under Megan’s Law. It requires the Attorney General to offer email notifications to individuals who request them, allowing them to receive updates when a registered sex offender moves to a new location or their information is updated. The email notifications would be limited to requests for notifications in up to three counties or zip codes. This change aims to supplement existing notification methods.
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James Beach
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