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Research

Welcome to our database of current valid research regarding sex offender issues.  If you are aware of new research for inclusion in this database, please contact us:  contact@oregonvoices.org

Nov. 2012:  A Multi-State Recidivism Study Using Static-99R…and Tier Guidelines from the Adam Walsh Act. Summary of Article:  Examines the relationship of recidivism of sexual offenders in relation to Adam Walsh Act (SORNA) tier levels.  The study shows no correlation, and in one state, an inverse correlation to the required Adam Walsh ‘Tier’ designation, and a person’s risk of recidivism.  The Adam Walsh Act does a poor job of predicting which offenders will re-offend

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In Oregon

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Research And Education

  • Once Fallen
  • Sex Offender News and Research
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  • Sex Offender Solutions And Education Network

U.S. Affiliates

  • Reform Sex Offender Laws (National)
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  • RSOL of Virginia
  • Missouri Citizens for Reform
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Current Issues

April 2025
Oregon Voices is committed to justice and rationality in sex offense legislation, and works to support laws that positively impact the lives of registered citizens, their loved ones, and their communities. View the most recent Oregon Voices Newsletter to learn more.

Inspector General Hot Line 1-877-831-0389  If your loved one is an Oregon adult in custody and fears for their safety due to abuse or staff misconduct you can report this information anonymously or by leaving your contact information at the phone number listed above.

Relief from the Registry Alerts

How to Apply for Relief from the Registry

Documents to Petition for Reclassification and Relief from the Registry

OTHER RESOURCES & HIGHLIGHTS

Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO) helps with a wide variety of legal problems and offers expungement clinics throughout Oregon. Criminal justice attorneys are also familiar with the process of expungement and can offer guidance.  The Oregon Justice Resource Center runs expungement clinics in Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington counties as well.

Sign up for a free Mitchell-Hamline monthly newsletter providing information about the latest developments in the field of sex offense litigation and policy.

REENTRY RESOURCES

Check out Oregon CURE’s website for reentry resources such as food, housing, employment, addiction & recovery, support groups, and other vital services.

NARSOL’s Lives on the Registry offers compelling stories about lives touched by overreaching sexual offense laws.

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971-317-6868
Oregon Voices
P.O. Box 13175
Salem, OR 97309

Due to limited resources Oregon Voices does not currently participate in the CorrLinks email system and we regret that we cannot accept email invitations from adults in custody.

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