HOW DOES THE PUBLIC NOTIFICATION SYSTEM WORK?
The Nebraska Sex Offender Registration Act has mandated a notification process that is based on a three-tiered risk system. All registrants will be classified into one of three risk levels according to their risk to re-offend sexually; low risk/level 1, moderate risk/level 2, or high risk/level 3. The risk level is determined by a risk assessment instrument developed by the University of Nebraska Law/Psychology Department. The Sex Offender Registration Act then dictates what entities will receive the information about the sex offender. If the risk level is low/level 1, law enforcement agencies shall be notified. If the risk level is moderate/level 2, in addition to the notifying local law enforcement, schools, daycare centers, and religious and youth organizations in which the registrant resides shall be notified.
The Nebraska Sex Offender Registration Act has mandated a notification process that is based on a three-tiered risk system. All registrants will be classified into one of three risk levels according to their risk to re-offend sexually; low risk/level 1, moderate risk/level 2, or high risk/level 3. The risk level is determined by a risk assessment instrument developed by the University of Nebraska Law/Psychology Department. The Sex Offender Registration Act then dictates what entities will receive the information about the sex offender. If the risk level is low/level 1, law enforcement agencies shall be notified. If the risk level is moderate/level 2, in addition to the notifying local law enforcement, schools, daycare centers, and religious and youth organizations, as well as health care facilities providing services to children or vulnerable adults in which the registrant resides shall be notified. If the risk level is high/level 3, in addition to notifying local law enforcement, scho
The Nebraska Sex Offender Registration Act has mandated a notification process that is based on a three-tiered risk system. All registrants will be classified into one of three risk levels according to their risk to re-offend sexually; low risk/level 1, moderate risk/level 2, or high risk/level 3. The risk level is determined by a risk assessment instrument developed by the University of Nebraska Law/Psychology Department. The Sex Offender Registration Act then dictates what entities will receive the information about the sex offender. If the risk level is low/level 1, law enforcement agencies shall be notified. If the risk level is moderate/level 2, in addition to the notifying local law enforcement, schools, daycare centers, and religious and youth organizations in which the registrant resides shall be notified. If the risk level is high/level 3, in addition to notifying local law enforcement, schools, daycare centers, and religious and youth organizations, the public will be notifie
