Creating a domestic violence offense registry.

HB 2663 proposes creating a public online registry for Washington residents convicted of repeated or felony-level domestic violence offenses. Courts would automatically add these individuals to the registry after conviction, making their name, birth date, conviction details, neighborhood address (by block), and photo searchable online. The registry would remain active indefinitely for class A felony offenders, or for 15 years (class B felonies) or 10 years (other qualifying cases) without new offenses. This bill is currently in committee review and does not apply to misdemeanor domestic violence cases.