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<br />. Risk Level 3: In addition to the acthities allowed for Risk Levels One and Two, law enforcement <br />may share any infonnation about the offender that has been used to assign his risk level. Law <br />enforcement is required by policy to conduct a "Communi1y Notification and Education Meeting" to <br />release information about level three offenders. <br /> <br />The law included due process for the offender in two ways. First it allowed for challenges to the risk <br />level assignment by the offender before any information is released to the public. Second, after three <br />years in the communi1y the offender can seek a risk level reduction. <br /> <br />RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS: <br />The Community Notification Law required the DOC to manage several activities to initiate, implement, <br />and maintain the process of community notification. Those responsibilities are: <br />. Establish a scale for assigning offenders to risk levels. <br />. Establish and maintain standing committees at each adult institution to review information about the <br />offender and actually assign the risk levels. These End Of Confinement Review Committees <br />(ECRC) are actually responsible for creating the risk assignment doclilllent released to law <br />enforcement, and are appointed by the Commissioner of Corrections for two years. <br />. Send information to law enforcement at several stages of the process, and continue to release <br />information about the offender for the entire time notification applies, regardless of whether the <br />offender continues to be supervised on probation or release conditions. <br /> <br />Offenders are required to register address changes with law enforcement for ten years or for the entire <br />tenn of probation or supervised release, which ever is longer (M.S. 243.166). Since August 1, 2000 <br />some offenders must register for their entire life. Communi1y notification continues for the entire period <br />that the offender must register. <br /> <br />Communi1y notification applies to sex offenders subject to registration. The law specifies three groups of <br />sex offenders who need to be reviewed: <br />. Offenders incarcerated in Minnesota Correctional Facilities to whom registration applies. <br />. Offenders on supervision in Minnesota under the Interstate Compact conditions who were released <br />from prison in other states; and, <br />. Individuals who have been committed as sexually dangerous persons or psychopathic personalities <br />who are being released from confinement <br /> <br />The ECRC is also responsible for considering reassessment requests made by law enforcement or the <br />corrections agent and for dealing with requests from offenders for a reduction in risk level two years <br />after it was initially assigned <br /> <br />An ECRC has been formed at each institution from which sex offenders are released. Each committee <br />consists of five persons: <br />. The warden of the facili1y or designee (committee chair). <br />. A case- manager experienced in supervising sex offenders. <br />. A representative from the Minnesota Center for Crime Victim Services. <br /> <br />3 <br />
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