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FL S1932
Bill
AI Summary
- Revises definitions of "permanent residence" (3+ consecutive days), "temporary residence" (3+ days aggregate in a calendar year), and "transient residence" (3+ days aggregate in a county) for sexual offenders and predators, with specific methods for calculating qualifying days
- Allows sexual predators and offenders to report vehicle information changes and other updates through the Department of Law Enforcement's online system as an alternative to in-person reporting at the sheriff's office
- Requires custodians of local jails to register sexual offenders within 3 business days of intake, take digitized photographs, forward registration information to the Department of Law Enforcement, and notify the department if the offender escapes or dies
- Requires sexual offenders and predators to report intended out-of-state residence at least 48 hours before departure and international travel at least 21 days before departure, with any unplanned travel reported as soon as possible before leaving
- Establishes that sexual offenders seeking removal from the registry must demonstrate they do not meet any other criteria requiring registration, and requires the Department of Law Enforcement to receive notice of removal petitions with the opportunity to present evidence in opposition
Legislative Description
Sexual Offenders and Predators
Last Action
Died in Criminal Justice
3/14/2022
Full Bill Text
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