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MD SB650
Bill
Status
1/29/2025
Primary Sponsor
Anthony Muse
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AI Summary
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Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services must establish and maintain a publicly accessible Domestic Violence Offender Registry, available via internet, telephone, written request, and in person
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Persons convicted three or more times of a domestically related crime must register with their county sheriff upon release, probation, suspended sentence, or non-imprisonment sentence
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Registry information includes registrant's name, residential address, crime descriptions and dates, and a full-face digital photo; registrants must update information annually and report address changes within 10 days
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Registration remains in effect for 15 years from the latest conviction or release date, with an additional 20 years added for each subsequent domestically related crime conviction
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Failure to register or providing inaccurate information is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine up to $2,000; registrants may petition circuit court for exemption if they demonstrate no risk of reoffending
Legislative Description
Criminal Procedure - Domestic Violence Offender Registry
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Last Action
Hearing 2/12 at 1:00 p.m.
2/3/2025