Criminal Law - Third Degree Sexual Offense - Burglary
What this bill does
Establishing that engaging in sexual contact with another without the consent of the other in connection with a first, second, or third degree burglary constitutes sexual offense in the third degree; establishing that, to be convicted under a specified provision of law, the defendant must also be convicted of a specified crime; altering the definitions of 'tier I sex offender', 'tier II sex offender', and 'tier III sex offender' applicable to provisions relating to sex offender registration to include specified acts; etc.
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