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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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CURRENT ISSUES AND EVENTS

February 23, 2023

NEW! View the updated Oregon Voices Brochure.

NEW! Read the February 2023 Oregon Voices Newsletter.

This informative Oregonian article by Maxine Bernstein describes the worsening dilemma caused by Oregon’s Registry Backlog.

Find information about current COVID-19 Tracking in Oregon Prisons.

2021 LEGISLATURE
Read a thought-provoking analysis by Talia Gad in Street Roots about the failure of the community-led BIPOC Project’s HB 2002.

View a summary of the most viewed and monitored bills of the 2021 Oregon Legislative Session.

OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
Michigan Supreme Court Ruling says the registry is punishment.

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

Read the Marshall Project article “Prison Within a Prison: New Mandate Offers Lifeline for Deaf People in Custody.”

 

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