Massachusetts Sex Offender Registry Factors

MA Sex Offender Classification Standard

Massachusetts has a number of statutory factors that the MA Sex Offender Registry Board will consider in classifying you.  The Massachusetts sex offender registry board consists of seven board members.  The MA Sex Offender Registry Board considers twenty seven different factors:

1. Mental Abnormality
2. Repetitive Compulsive Behavior
3. Adult offender with child victim
4. Offender’s age at first offense
5. Adjudicated sexually dangerous person or released from civil commitment
6. Maximum term of incarceration
7. Relationship between offender and victim
8. Weapon, violence or bodily injury
9. Number and dates of prior offenses
10. Currently supervised by probation or parole
11. Currently in sex offender specific treatment
12. Current home situation
13. Physical condition
14. Juvenile sex offender’s response to treatment
15. Juvenile sex offender’s subsequent criminal history
16. Psychological or psychiatric profiles indicating risk to reoffend
17. Substance and or alcohol abuse
18. Sex offender treatment while incarcerated
19. Sex offender treatment while on probation or parole
20. Recent behavior while incarcerated
21. Recent behavior while on parole or probation
22. Recent threats
23. Nature of offender’s criminal history
24. Recent behavior
25. Victim impact statement
26. Materials submitted by the sex offender
27. Sex offender specific treatment, progressing less than satisfactorily or completely successfully

MA Sex Offender Registry and Notification

MA Sex Offenses that Require Registration

MA Sex Offender Registration Process

MA Sex Offender Public Information

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