PENNSYLVANIA, March 10 - of the crime.

(10) Behavioral characteristics that contribute to the

offender's conduct.

(d) Submission of report by board.--The board shall submit a

written report containing its assessment to the court no later

than 30 days after the assessment was ordered.

(e) Court review of findings.--Upon receipt of the board's

report, the court shall determine if the offender is a domestic

violence predator. The determination shall be based on evidence

presented at a hearing held prior to sentencing and before the

trial judge. The offender and district attorney shall be given

notice of the hearing and an opportunity to be heard, the right

to call witnesses, including expert witnesses, and the right to

conduct cross-examination. The offender shall have the right to

counsel and to have an attorney appointed to represent the

offender if he cannot afford one.

(f) Subsequent review.--No sooner than one year prior to

release from a State or county correctional facility and in

five-year intervals thereafter, an offender designated a

domestic violence predator may petition a court having original

jurisdiction in the matter for reconsideration. The court may

request a new report by the board and enter an order terminating

the designation, in which case the court shall notify the

Pennsylvania State Police.

§ 9605. Other registration requirements.

(a) Registration of domestic violence predators.--A domestic

violence predator shall be required to register all current

addresses with the Pennsylvania State Police upon release from

incarceration, upon parole from a State or county correctional

facility or upon commencing a sentence of intermediate

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