LA HB86

Creates the "Domestic Abuse Repeat Offender Registry" requiring registration for individuals convicted of a second or subsequent domestic abuse offense, including battery of a dating partner, domestic abuse battery, stalking, cyberstalking, and violation of protective orders

Offenders must register in person with the parish sheriff within 5 business days of release, providing personal information including address, employment, photograph, vehicle descriptions, social security number, and all email addresses and phone numbers

Requires a $250 annual registration fee, with $150 going to law enforcement for record maintenance and $100 to the governor's office on women's policy for domestic abuse intervention services

Registration duration is 1 year for first-time registrants, 5 years for second-time registrants, and lifetime for third or subsequent registrations

Louisiana Bureau of Criminal Identification and Information must maintain a publicly accessible online registry with search capabilities and automatic email notifications when offenders move into specified geographic areas