Related to monitoring domestic violence offenders through advanced tracking systems to enhance victim safety.

This bill, known as the Sharon Radebaugh Domestic Violence Protection Act, would require courts to use GPS tracking for certain domestic violence offenders released on bond or under protective orders. The system would alert victims and law enforcement if an offender enters a restricted area, and the offender would generally pay for the monitoring. The bill also establishes a state program to help victims and ensure the program's effectiveness.

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• Survivor (domestic or sexual violence)directModerate impactHigh certainty

  Increased safety and monitoring of domestic violence offenders, potentially reducing re-offense and harm to survivors.

  “Related to monitoring domestic violence offenders through advanced tracking systems to enhance victim safety.”· Bill Summary