Persistent Domestic Violence Offender Registry Act; enact.

SB 2113, the "Persistent Domestic Violence Offender Registry Act," would create a public online registry for individuals convicted of domestic violence with at least one prior conviction. It directly affects repeat offenders who have been convicted of domestic violence at least twice (once for the current offense and one prior). Key provisions include requiring courts to send offender details to the Department of Public Safety for registry inclusion (with public access to names, birthdates, and photos but not addresses), setting removal timelines based on prior convictions (5 to 20 years after the most recent conviction), and imposing a $150 fee per offender with $100 directed to the Victims of Domestic Violence Fund. The bill died in committee on February 3, 2026, and is not currently law.