Establishes a publicly accessible online registry for individuals convicted of a second or subsequent domestic violence offense

This bill creates a public online registry for individuals convicted of a second or subsequent domestic violence offense against a domestic abuse victim. Courts must report these convictions to the state division within seven days, adding the offender's name, date of birth, conviction details, and photo (excluding address or identification numbers) to the registry. Offenders must pay a $150 registration fee, with $100 funding registry operations. The registry automatically removes information after two years for one prior conviction, five years for two prior convictions, or ten years for three or more prior convictions.