OR: More than 17,000 person backlog in sex offender classification.

In response to a KATU (Oregon) investigation revealing that thousands of sex offenders in Oregon remain unclassified, Senator Cedric Hayden has introduced legislation to reform the state’s sex offender classification system. The proposed bill, Senate Bill 1068, mandates that Oregon’s Parole Board accept classification levels assigned to offenders by other states, aiming to expedite the classification process and address public

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Putnam Sheriff’s new strategy to displace registrants: code violations

The Putnam County Sheriff’s office has a new tactic to try and rid its county of persons forced to register as sex offenders: code violations. While local sheriff’s offices and police departments are tasked with ensuring individuals are compliant with registration obligations, The Sheriff  is taking it a few steps further and investigating any municipal code violations in the homes

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Volusia among counties with most transient sex offenders

Dozens of transient sex offenders lived in Volusia County as of October, and county officials are exploring ways to address the issue. District 1 Volusia County Councilman Don Dempsey brought up the statistic during closing comments at Tuesday’s County Council meeting. Dempsey has said during previous council discussions that he would rather see homeless sex offenders housed so that they

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Youth and the Criminal Justice System Webinar Thu Dec 5

Webinar on December 5, 2024, 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm Eastern Register This webinar presents official statistics on youth and the justice system using key data collections administered by the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) and the National Institute of Justice (NIJ). It will examine the latest statistical information on various youth justice topics, including youth victims of violent crime, trends in youth

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The perils of moving to another state – even after you’re removed from your own state’s registry

Originally posted on narsol.org 11/25/2024. By Bruce, a.k.a. Atwo Zee, Registered Traveler. . . A recent NARSOL Digest (Oct/Nov 2024) “Legal Corner” article (Page 5) discussed the case of a man who successfully had himself removed from Michigan’s registry, then moved to Alabama.  Three years later he was arrested in Alabama on a failure to register felony. Now he asks from his prison

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CCNCR – Conference Call and Guest from Federal Prison Authority

A message from Caution Click National Campaign for Reform (CCNCR). We encourage you to join CCNCR call; Monday, July 10th. @ 8pm est. Guest speaker Bruce Cameron, MS, LPC-S, LSOTP-S, is the founder and lead program analyst for Federal Prison Authority. He will discuss his consulting services that will cover a wide range of information that may be helpful to

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