BH-JI is a partnership between the Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS) and the Massachusetts Executive Office of the Trial Court (Trial Court). BH-JI helps people who are “justice-involved,” including:

• people leaving jail or prison within six months,
• people who have recently left jail or prison within a year,
• people on parole, and
• people on probation

Click on a county to find the BH-JI representative:

BRN recognizes the obvious difficulty many registered citizens face in attempting to travel within their states and throughout the nation. Many different state laws exist governing how long a visiting registrant can remain inside a state’s borders before being required to register.

The following two websites deal with the general topic of how those on the registry are impacted by laws pertaining to domestic travel, international travel, and passports. The accuracy and timeliness within site is the author’s responsibility. These links are intended to provide as much information as possible on this subject. What to do with the information is totally up to each individual reader. For international travel, our recommendation is the consult with the host country’s consulate office, or equivalent, prior to travel.