Requires that websites providing incarcerated individual information be searchable by the incarcerated individual's name, former name or alias

This bill requires websites that publish information about incarcerated individuals to allow searches using a person's current name, former legal name, or any known alias. The legislation directly affects online databases maintained by the state correction department and the public who use these tools to look up criminal records. While the bill also adjusts how long certain conviction information remains online, its primary function is to ensure that search functionality works regardless of the specific name an individual uses. This change aims to make it easier for the public to find accurate records without needing to know every name variation a person may have used.