NY A10453

Creates a publicly accessible online registry of "persistent domestic violence offenders" within the Division of Criminal Justice Services, tracking individuals with two or more domestic violence convictions

Defines domestic violence offenses broadly to include harassment, assault, stalking, strangulation, menacing, kidnapping, and other penal law violations committed against family or household members

Registry includes offender's name, date of birth, conviction date, county of conviction, and photograph, but explicitly excludes addresses, social security numbers, and ID numbers

Establishes tiered removal timelines based on number of prior convictions: 5 years (1 prior), 7 years (2 priors), 10 years (3 priors), or 20 years (4+ priors) after most recent conviction

Requires a $150 registration fee from offenders, with $50 retained by courts for administration and $100 directed to the domestic violence awareness fund; victims may opt out of having their offender listed