Registered sex offenders classified as sexually violent predators or convicted of listed child sex crimes would face a felony for knowingly entering a public park owned or operated by state or local government.
Registered sex offenders classified as sexually violent predators or convicted of listed child sex crimes would face a Level 6 felony for knowingly entering a government owned or operated public park.
When certain registered sex offenders are discharged, the corrections department would tell them that knowingly entering a public park is a Level 6 felony.
A covered offender would commit a Level 6 felony by knowingly or intentionally entering a public park. This covers people required to register as sex offenders who are classified as sexually violent predators or convicted of listed child sex crimes. The park must be owned or operated by state or local government for park use. If the bill becomes law, this rule would take effect July 1, 2026.
The corrections department would tell covered offenders about the park entry felony when they are discharged. This applies to people required to register as sex offenders who are classified as sexually violent predators or convicted of listed child sex crimes. The notice would be given at discharge. If the bill becomes law, this section would take effect July 1, 2026.
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