DCJS maintains the Sex Offender Registry and provides information to the public, law enforcement agencies,
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The agency’s responsibilities are outlined in the Sex Offender Registration Act, which is the
law that details the registration and risk level process, obligations of individuals required to register
and other legal requirements.
The type of information available to the public depends on an individual’s risk level, which is decided by
a judge after a court hearing. Risk level also determines how the public can access information about
individuals required to register. There are three risk levels:
Level 1: low risk of re-offense
Level 2: medium risk of re-offense
Level 3: high risk of re-offense
State law requires DCJS to maintain an online directory of individuals determined to have a Level 2
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State law requires DCJS to operate a toll-free telephone number to provide information about individuals
determined to have a Level 1 risk of re-offense or those whose risk level has not yet been set by a judge.
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employment address(es).
Individuals who call 800-262-3257 must have an individual’s name and one identifier:
an exact address, date of birth, driver’s license number or a Social Security number to find out if the
person is registered as a sex offender in New York.
Information available to the public about all individuals required to register includes, but is not limited,
Residence address(es);爱上海官网
Current crime(s) of conviction requiring registration;
Prior crime(s) of conviction requiring registration;
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Vehicle(s) make, model and license plate number; and
Conditions of parole or probation supervision, if applicable.
Registry staff are available from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, excluding legal holidays.
Phone: 518-417-3384
Registry Search Requests: 518-457-5837 or 800-262-3257
Mailing Address: New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services, Sex Offender
Registry, 10th Floor, 80 South Swan St., Albany, N.Y. 12210
Email:
This statutorily required video is designed to educate parents on the topic of sexual abuse. It includes
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childhood sexual abuse; and a demonstration by an FBI Special Agent who details the dangers of online chat
rooms.
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