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SB1332

Career Offender Registration and Driver License Marking

Last scannedAug 24, 2026, 10:35 AM

In one sentence

This law requires career offenders to register with local sheriffs, report changes in their address or vehicles within specific time limits, obtain a marked driver license or ID card from the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, and undergo annual reregistration.

Requires certain career offenders to appear at the sheriff's office for initial registration within a set period.
Mandates that certain career offenders obtain a driver license or identification card with a required marking from the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles within a specific time frame.
Orders jail custodians to take digital photos of career offenders in their custody and send them, along with notification of custody status, release, escape, or death, to the Department of Law Enforcement.
Requires career offenders to report changes such as moving, getting a new vehicle, traveling within the state, or vacating an address without establishing a new one within specific time limits.
Sets rules for annual reregistration during a certain month each year and requires sheriffs to electronically update this information with the Department of Law Enforcement.

Career offenders who must register, report changes, and obtain marked licenses or IDs.
Sheriff's offices that handle initial registration, updates, annual reregistration, and reporting to state agencies.
The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles which issues marked licenses and shares information with law enforcement.
Jail custodians who must notify the Department of Law Enforcement about career offenders in their care.

The text does not list every specific crime that qualifies someone as a 'career offender' under this law.
The exact number of days allowed for reporting changes or registering is described only as 'certain periods' in the summary.

Plain language

Career Offender: A person defined by state law as required to register with authorities under this act.
Marked Driver License or Identification Card: An official ID card issued by the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles that contains a specific marking indicating the holder is a career offender.

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Career Offender Registration

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