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--- oregon [2018/08/12 10:23] – brenda
+++ oregon [2018/12/09 23:06] – Updated answer to the section "NARSOL state affiliate website or blog:" zyin
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 <font inherit/inherit;;inherit;;#f1c40f>Beginning on Jan. 1, 2019, most level 1 registrants will have the right to petition for relief. 163A.125</font>\\
 [[https://www.oregonlaws.org/ors/163A.125|https://www.oregonlaws.org/ors/163A.125]]
+=== Does the state categorize registrants by levels/tiers? ===
+Oregon places registrants based on level of risk. Risk is assessed using the Static-99R for adult males and the LS-CMI for juveniles and females.
+=== Does the state use risk assessments for registrants (other than supervised release)? ===
+Yes. Risk assessment is used with all registrants in the state. It is administered either upon or just after release to persons coming out of incarceration, and upon initial registration in Oregon for persons moving into the state.
 === Do any registrants remain privately registered? If so, who? ===
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 Oregon Voices\\
-[[http://www.oregonvoices.org/|http://www.oregonvoices.org/]]
+[[http://www.oregonvoices.org/|http://www.oregonvoices.org/]]\\
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-<font inherit/inherit;;inherit;;#f1c40f>Oregon’s new modified risk-based registry is complicated. To help registrants understand and navigate the new system, Oregon Voices has developed an informational flow chart. It will soon be available on their website.</font>
+As of January 1st 2019 Oregon has a new modified risk-based registry. oregonvoices.org has developed an [[https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3H4fs0z7jZ3a3RSR1QxcWJOYWJjRVBjM0VFWnY5eVY1a0VB/view|informational flow chart]] to help registrants understand and navigate the new system.
 === Other helpful state advocacy groups: ===