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CURRENT ISSUES AND EVENTS

June 18, 2022

COVID REGISTRATION UPDATE
As of May 1, 2022, the Oregon State Police is again requiring in-person registration. For more details, visit the Reopening Announcement link on OSP’s website.

COVID-19 IN OREGON PRISONS

Effective February 24, 2022, visiting is once again OPEN at several facilities. Check out ODOC Visiting Alerts to learn more.

COVID-19 IN FEDERAL PRISONS
The Marshall Project reports on life behind bars during the pandemic.

The CSG Justice Center reports the White House is investing $700 million to fight COVID-19 in prisons and jails.

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.

NARSOL has a new Books link!

 

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