OR SB1008

Expands the sex offender risk assessment methodology to require consideration of all available information including court documents, presentence reports, psychological evaluations, and criminal conduct reported or admitted by the offender regardless of whether it was prosecuted

Allows victims to request reclassification of a sex offender within 3 years of initial classification, or within 5 years if there are verifiable reports of harassment or threatening behavior toward any victim

Requires the Department of State Police to publish full addresses for level three sex offenders on its website, and photographs plus city and zip code for level one and level two sex offenders

Appropriates $6,000,000 from the General Fund to the State Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision for the 2025-2027 biennium to conduct victim-requested risk reassessments

Defines "victim" to include both victims of convicted sex crimes and persons against whom the offender admitted to conduct constituting a sex crime that was not prosecuted due to statute of limitations