The text defines 500-foot zones around listed sites, including child care programs, and bars people required to register as sex offenders from living there unless an exception applies.
The text defines a 500-foot area around listed sites, including licensed child care centers, licensed group family day care homes, and registered family day care.
The text bars people required to register as sex offenders from establishing or living at a residence inside a community safety zone, with several exceptions.
The text defines a community safety zone as an area within 500 feet of listed sites, including licensed child care centers, licensed group family day care homes, and registered family day care. The listed sites also include abuse and assault shelters, public parks, playgrounds and pools, and schools. The zone includes the site's grounds and facilities.
A person required to register as a sex offender may not establish or live at a residence inside a community safety zone unless an exception applies. Exceptions include incarceration or assigned supervised housing in the zone, admission to a community homeless shelter, certain health care or service placements, and some offenses committed before age eighteen when the person was not tried and convicted as an adult. Other exceptions cover a residence inhabited by July 1, 2024, a protected site built after the person established residence there, or a circuit court exemption order. One exception applies to a residence the person established and inhabited as of July 1, 2024.
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