Senate Bill 1154 Summary

• Replaces "violent sexual predator" classification system with broader "sexual offender management" approach focused on statewide oversight of sexual offender policies and practices.

• Expands sexual offender registry information requirements to include email addresses, phone numbers, vehicle information, passport data, professional licenses, and temporary lodging details lasting 7+ days.

• Restructures the Sexual Offender Classification Board from 4 to 8 voting members with specified expertise areas including adult/juvenile treatment, law enforcement, prosecution, defense, and victims' advocacy; board now oversees offender management policies statewide.

• Removes mandatory psychosexual evaluations for offenders; makes evaluations optional if ordered by court, and eliminates the "violent sexual predator" designation process including notice requirements and board classification determinations.

• Modifies registration requirements: reduces most offenders' address verification to every 4 months instead of 30 days; shortens address change notification from 5 days to 2 working days; and allows offenders without physical addresses to report weekly to sheriffs instead of continuous verification.