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--- ohio [2018/06/25 20:08] – brenda
+++ ohio [2018/11/18 17:41] – Added two new questions about registrant levels and risk assessment zyin
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+//While we strive to be as accurate and complete as possible, our researchers are not attorneys, and state laws are often full of nuances and gaps. Legal challenges in some states have resulted in different registration requirements based on the year of conviction or first registration. **Users must accept all risks **associated with actions taken based on this information. **Please help us improve **by reporting any errors or omissions via our form at **[[https://narsol.org/wiki-response/|https://narsol.org/wiki-response/]]** //
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 Duration 15/20/life\\
 [[http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/2950.07|http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/2950.07]]
+=== Does the state categorize registrants by levels/tiers? ===
+Yes, starting in 2007 (2950.031) Ohio uses tiers: Tier I, Tier II, and Tier III.\\
+: SEXUAL PREDATORS, HABITUAL SEX OFFENDERS, SEXUALLY ORIENTED OFFENDERS Parts (E), (F), (G)\\
+http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/2950
+=== Does the state use risk assessments for registrants (other than supervised release)? ===
+Not now. Prior to 2007, Ohio used a risk assessment based system (levels-oriented, habitual, & predator).\\
+.031: The change in 2007\\
+http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/2950.031
 === Do any registrants remain privately registered? If so, who? ===