15 “Subarticle Criminal Child Death Offender Registry Section 6372100. The purpose of this subarticle is to promote the to provide for the public health, state’s fundamental right welfare, and safety of its children. Notwithstanding this legitimate state purpose, these provisions are not intended to violate the guaranteed constitutional rights of those who have violated our nation’s laws. Section 6372110. For purposes of this subarticle: (1) the age of eighteen when a ‘Child’ means a person under crime was committed resulting in his or her death. (2) means the Department of Social Services. ‘Department’ (3) means a person who has remained in this State ‘Resident’ for a total of thirty days during the twelvemonth period preceding the person committing an offense enumerated in Section 6372120(B)(2). Section 6372120. (A) The Department of Social Services shall maintain a Criminal Child Death Offender Registry in accordance with this subarticle. The department shall develop and operate the registry to collect, analyze, and maintain information on offenders who are criminally responsible for the death of a child and to make the registry available to the general public on the department’s website or upon request. (B) A person must be listed on the Criminal Child Death Offender Registry if the person: (1) was a resident eighteen years of age or older at the time of committing an offense in this State enumerated in item (2) that resulted in the death of a child; and (2) has been convicted of or pled guilty to or pled nolo contendere to: (a) murder, as provided for in Section 16310; (b) manslaughter, as provided for in Section 16350; this does not include involuntary manslaughter; or (c) homicide by child abuse, as provided for in Section 16385(A)(1) or (A)(2). (C) If a person has been convicted of or pleads guilty to or nolo contendere to an offense enumerated in subsection (B)(2), the court shall order that the person be listed on the Criminal Child Death Offender Registry. The clerk shall forward the following
“Subarticle 15 Criminal Child Death Offender Registry Section 6372100. The purpose of this subarticle is to promote the state’s fundamental right to provide for the public health, welfare, and safety of its children. Notwithstanding this legitimate state purpose, these provisions are not intended to violate the guaranteed constitutional rights of those who have violated our nation’s laws. Section 6372110. For purposes of this subarticle: (1) ‘Child’ means a person under the age of eighteen when a crime was committed resulting in his or her death. (2) ‘Department’ means the Department of Social Services. (3) ‘Resident’ means a person who has remained in this State for a total of thirty days during the twelvemonth period preceding the person committing an offense enumerated in Section 6372120(B)(2). Section 6372120. (A) The Department of Social Services shall maintain a Criminal Child Death Offender Registry in accordance with this subarticle. The department shall develop and operate the registry to collect, analyze, and maintain information on offenders who are criminally responsible for the death of a child and to make the registry available to the general public on the department’s website or upon request. (B) A person must be listed on the Criminal Child Death Offender Registry if the person: (1) was a resident eighteen years of age or older at the time of committing an offense in this State enumerated in item (2) that resulted in the death of a child; and (2) has been convicted of or pled guilty to or pled nolo contendere to: (a) murder, as provided for in Section 16310; (b) manslaughter, as provided for in Section 16350; this does not include involuntary manslaughter; or (c) homicide by child abuse, as provided for in Section 16385(A)(1) or (A)(2). (C) If a person has been convicted of or pleads guilty to or nolo contendere to an offense enumerated in subsection (B)(2), the court shall order that the person be listed on the Criminal Child Death Offender Registry. The clerk shall forward the following