Sex offender registry; revise definitions for provisions of law that regulate.

HB 1004 updates the definitions used in Mississippi's sex offender registry laws to clarify who must register, what crimes require registration, and which agencies are responsible for collecting information. The bill expands the list of registrable offenses to include various crimes involving minors and specific acts like voyeurism of children, while also clarifying that convictions from federal, military, and foreign courts count if they meet certain due process standards. It further defines key terms such as "conviction," "permanent residence," and "responsible agency" to specify that different law enforcement entities or courts handle registration depending on where an offender is released. Additionally, the legislation clarifies the jurisdictional time limits for courts to modify sentences and establishes confidentiality rules for peer review committees that oversee organ procurement organizations.