OR SB1122

Amends Oregon's sex offender risk assessment methodology to allow classification based exclusively on the risk presented at the time of release, sentencing, or discharge from court jurisdiction, rather than requiring assessment of current risk

Expands grounds for reassessment and reclassification of sex offenders to include sexually motivated rule violations while in custody, sexually motivated probation/parole violations, or being arrested for or charged with a new sex crime

Applies retroactively to all sex offenders released, sentenced, or discharged before, on, or after the effective date, and authorizes the State Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision to reassess any offender classified on or after July 10, 2024

Maintains the three-tier classification system: Level 1 (lowest risk, limited notification), Level 2 (moderate risk, moderate notification), and Level 3 (highest risk, widest notification)

Declared an emergency measure, taking effect immediately upon passage (passed Senate April 3, 2025; passed House May 15, 2025)