IL SB3383

Expands sex offender registration requirements to include violations of federal crimes (18 U.S.C. §§ 1591, 1801, 2241-2425) and adds new state offenses including luring a minor (second or subsequent conviction), unauthorized video recording of minors, grooming, and traveling to meet a minor.

Changes registration duration for most sex offenders from 10 years to 25 years after conviction or adjudication (or 25 years after parole/release if confined), while misdemeanor sex offenders register for 15 years; allows petition for termination after 10 years for consensual sexual abuse cases under specified conditions.

Requires expanded registration information including temporary domicile addresses, all phone numbers (land line, cellular, VoIP), day labor employment information, nicknames/aliases, driver's license copies, passports, and immigration/occupational documents.

Creates Section 7-5 allowing courts to terminate registration for certain consensual sexual abuse convictions if registrant poses no risk to community based on risk assessment and other factors including rehabilitation and victim impact.

Establishes procedures for identifying and tracking non-compliant sex offenders through LEADS and national registries, and transfers certain kidnapping/restraint/child abduction offenders from Child Murderer registry to Sex Offender Registry; changes reward language on missing offender database from "are available" to "may be available."