WV HB3242

Establishes a domestic violence registry maintained by the Criminal Identification Bureau of the West Virginia State Police to track individuals convicted of three or more domestic violence offenses

Allows any member of the public to confidentially inquire whether a specific person is listed on the registry, with all request information kept confidential and exempt from public records laws

Registry must include the individual's full name, date of birth, identification of criminal offenses constituting domestic violence, and any statement by the individual disputing the conviction

Victim names are excluded from any information disclosed to requesters to protect victim privacy

Requires prosecuting attorneys in all 55 counties to report domestic violence convictions to the registry, including prior conviction history to determine if it is a first or subsequent offense