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ND HB1231
Bill
Status
1/24/2025
Primary Sponsor
Jason Dockter
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AI Summary
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Low-risk sexual offenders may petition the sentencing court or district court in their county of residence for relief from registration requirements after 7 years of registration
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Petitions must be served on the state's attorney, who must notify the victim if their address is reasonably available; courts must consider victim statements before ruling
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Courts may grant relief only if the offender maintained a "clean record" during registration and continued registration is not necessary for public protection
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"Clean record" requires: no felony convictions, no sexual offense convictions, successful completion of supervised release/probation/parole without revocation, and completion of all court-ordered treatment programs
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Applies retroactively to offenders who have already completed 7 years of registration compliance as well as those who reach 7 years after the Act's effective date
Legislative Description
A BILL for an Act to provide for a legislative management study relating to early discontinuation of registration for low-risk sex offenders.
Last Action
Second reading, failed to pass, yeas 36 nays 54
4/7/2025