Vote Yes on this bill if you want judges to use a specific sentencing rule for people convicted of illegally working as sex offenders in businesses that mainly serve minors, reinforcing child protection and making penalties more consistent.

Organizations that support this bill may include child safety groups, crime victims' advocates, prosecutors' associations, and community groups that want stronger rules keeping registered sex offenders out of businesses that primarily serve minors.

Vote No on this bill if you want to avoid expanding sentencing rules tied to sex offender employment restrictions and if you believe the state should focus more on rehabilitation, individualized sentencing, and access to lawful work.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include criminal justice reform groups, civil liberties advocates, and reentry organizations that worry it adds punishment, limits job opportunities after release, and may not improve public safety.