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November 20, 2023

Oregon Voices is committed to justice and rationality in policies regarding sex offenses and will continue to work toward supporting legislation that will positively impact the lives of registered citizens and their families. We continue to support the efforts of other organizations that are also striving to make lives better for AICs and those reentering our communities. Please view the most recent Oregon Voices Newsletter to learn more.

Relief from the Registry Alerts

How to Apply for Relief from the Registry

Documents to Petition for Reclassification and Relief from the Registry

Failure to participate in the Oregon Board of Parole’s Notification Level Questionnaire may have adverse consequences: see ORS 163A.110, Section 7, Chapter 708, and 163A.040 (1).

OTHER RESOURCES & HIGHLIGHTS

Sign up for a free monthly newsletter published by the Mitchell | Hamline School of Law Sex Offense Litigation and Policy Resource Center, providing important developments in the field of sex offense litigation and policy.

Council on Criminal Justice study suggests lower recidivism for those with early release: First Step Act: An Early Analysis of Recidivism.

Read an uplifting perspective from the Legal Action Center about significant limits in liability for hiring people with criminal record.

Community Resources

The CURE (Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants) website offers many resources for currently incarcerated people and their families as well as for people reentering their communities after incarceration. Check out CURE’s website for resources offering food, housing, employment, education, health care, addiction & recovery, support groups, and other vital services.

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

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