An Act to protect victims of crimes and the public

This bill strengthens protections for crime victims and public safety by expanding the scope of dangerous person statutes, requiring early fingerprinting and photography for criminal defendants, and removing eligibility for parole or sentence reductions for certain offenders. It also introduces stricter penalties for tampering with monitoring devices like geolocation trackers and clarifies the definition of abuse to include a broader range of criminal conduct within family or household settings. Additionally, the legislation allows courts to set specific probation conditions aimed at preventing future abuse and ensures that prior convictions involving such devices are considered evidence that financial conditions may not guarantee a defendant's presence in court.