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Action Required to Pass Tiered Registry Bill, AB702

Posted by Seth Chazin | May 30, 2013 | 1 Comment

Bill AB 702 hasn't passed yet!

The tiered registry bill, AB 702, is currently being held up in the Appropriations Committee of the California Assembly.

This bill will delineate between various levels of dangerousness for those required to register pursuant to Penal Code Section 290.


Please call the office of committee chairman, Mike Gatto, to request that he release the bill this week so that it can be considered on the floor of the Assembly.  Gatto's phone number is 916-319-2043.

Reasons for passage of the tiered registry bill include:

  • A tiered registry will save $115 million a year for state and local governments
  • California is 1 of only 4 states in the nation WITHOUT a tiered registry bill
  • A tiered registry will increase public safety because limited law enforcement services will be focused upon those who pose a REAL current risk to society and not on those who have committed a non-contact, non-violent offense.

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Seth Chazin

Seth P. Chazin has aggressively defended clients in thousands of felony and misdemeanor cases for over 30 years. He has extensive experience representing criminal defendants in federal and state court, while handling both state and federal appeals as well.

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