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520.02: Sexual Offender Registration/Community Notification Flashcards

1
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hat does SOCNU stand for?W

A

Sexual Offender Community Notification Unit

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A violation of what RIGL’s are considered “Sexually Violent Offenses”?

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11-10-01-Abominable and Detestable crimes against nature
11-37-2 - Sexual Assault
11-37-4 - 2nd degree sexual assault
11-37-6 - 3rd Degree Sexual Assault
11-37-8 - Assault w/ intent to commit 1st Degree Sexual Assault
11-37-8.1 - !st Degree Child Molestation
11-37=8.3- 2nd Degree Child Molestation

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What is a “Sexually Violent Predator”?

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-A person who has been convicted of a Sexually Violent Offense and
-who suffers from a metal abnormality or Personality disorder that makes the person likely to engage in predatory sexually violent offenses
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What is a “Predator”?

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  • A person whose act is or was directed at a stranger or;

- at a person with whom a relationship was established or promoted for the primary purpose of victimization

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Describe Risk Level I

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Sexually Violent offender, low risk for re-offense

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Describe Risk Level II

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Sexually Violent Offender, moderate risk to re-offend

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Describe Risk Level III

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Sexually Violent Offender, High risk of re-offense

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Who comprises the Community Service Notifications Unit?

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Community and Traffic Services Unit

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What soes the Community Services Notification Unit Do?

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Implements notification Procedures

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10
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What is the Offender Watch State Registry?

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State of RI data base for all current and expired RSO’s

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Who can Offenders register with within Newport

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Any member of NPD

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12
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True or False: The registration process for Adults and Juveniles is different?

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False, they are the same

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If the Offenders registration is not completed by the BCI Officer, how long before the Offender must contact the BCI Officer to complete the registration process?

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next immediate business day and until contact is made

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True or False: The registration process is the same for all leveled and non-leveled offenders

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True

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15
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Where is registration paperwork stored?

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BCI Office and digitally on the Offender Watch State Registry

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16
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Are Sex Offender Registration forms public record?

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No

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17
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What PD’s are notified of an Offenders Registration?

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Surrounding Jurisdictions

Jurisdictions in which the Offender works, visits or is likely to be encountered

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18
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How often does a BCI Officer register Offenders?

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Annually

19
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How often does a BCI Officer conduct address verification?

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As Required

20
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How many times a week must a homeless RSO verify where they are staying?

A

3 times weekly. The 3 days are a set 3 days

21
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Who determines the the appropriate level of community notification for each sexually violent predator?

A

SOCNU

22
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Who maintains a list of community educational facilities and organizations for notification purposes?

A

COP

23
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Who submits the PD’s notification plan to the state to ensure compliance with set guidelines?

A

BCI Officer

24
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How often do we submit the PD’s notification plan to the state?

A

yearly

25
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Who gets an Offender Fact Sheet of a Level I Offender?

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  • Victim(s) and Witness(s)
  • Sworn PD members through roll call bulletins, bulletin boards and email
  • to the Offender, upon request
  • Any other Law Enforcement agency where the Offender is likely to be encountered
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Who gets an Offender FactSheet of a Level II Offender?

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Victim(s) and Witness(s)
-Sworn PD members through roll call bulletins, bulletin boards and email
-to the Offender, upon request
-Any other Law Enforcement agency where the Offender is likely to be encountered
-Public and Private Schools, Nursery’s, Pre-Schools; Directors get the notification and can share with school employees
-Parental Notification of school children may occur if victim is of school age, if the PD has a current list of parents who wish to receive the Offender fact sheet
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27
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How will Parental notifications be made?

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email

28
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What other types of orginizations may be considered to be notified of a Level II offender?

A 
youth sports orgs.
relisgious orgs
Boys and Girls club
Volunteer and community orgs which deal with children
Entertainment and movie facilities
librairies
etc.
29
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The defenders prior history, offense characteristics, employment etc. are facts to be taken into consideration in determining who gets notified?

A

true

30
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Who gets an offender fact sheet for a Level III offender?

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  • All persons in Level I and II; however notifications will not be limited to coaches, supervisors, employees and adult volunteers
  • provide public access to offender fact sheet at the police station
  • place an advertisement in the Newport Daily News for a period of not less than 3 consecutive days
  • Post Offender Fact sheet on the NPD web page for not less than sixty days
31
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Where else will offender fact sheets for Level III offenders be placed?

A 
City Hall
Libraries
Rec Centers
Sport Facility bulletin boards
Apartment complexes
32
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What other measures are taken for Level II Offenders?

A

Organize community meetings for the purpose of informing the public.

33
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True or False:If an Offender move within the same city, no new notifications must be made?

A

False, a determintaion will be made if new notifications must go out

34
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How long after an Offender has been released from prison do they have to register within the city they are residing?

A

24 hours

35
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If an Offender is not sentenced to prison time, how long after they are sentenced do the have to register within the city they are residing?

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24 hours

36
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How often is an offender required to register within they city they reside and how must it be done?

A

annually and it must be in person, for the 1st 2 years of your registration period (sexually violent predator , recidivist or convicted of an aggravated offense, this continues for their lifetime)

37
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How often does an offender have to verify their address within the city they reside and how must it be done?

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quarterly, in person or by mail for the first 2 years of your registration period(sexually violent predator , recidivist or convicted of an aggravated offense, this continues for their lifetime)

38
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True or False; If an RSO, is enrolled at, employed by or carry on a vocation at an institute of higher learning, they must also register in person at the local PD where the institute is located?

A

true

39
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How many days can an Offender be absent from their primary residence before they are required to notify the PD in the city in which they reside?

A

7 or less

40
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Are you required to notify the PD in the city in which you are registered if you plan to move?

A

Yes, within 24 hours

41
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How many days notice must an Offender give to their local PD if they plan on traveling outside of the US?

A

21 days in advance

42
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Level I and II offenders can’t live within how many feet of a pubic or private school?

A

300

43
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Level III offenders can’t live within how many feet of a public or private school?

A

1000

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