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Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-52 - Resident of adult correctional institution escorted leave of absence › Section 137-52-015 - Reasons allowed

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An escorted leave may be granted by the superintendent to
				extend limits of confinement into the community to permit an inmate to:
(1) Receive necessary medical or dental care
			 which is not available in the institution;
(2) Visit a seriously ill member of the
			 inmate's immediate family or attend the funeral of a member of the inmate's
			 immediate family upon verification, by the superintendent, of such illness or
			 death;
(3) Participate in athletic
			 contests as a member of a group or team only if the inmate is in minimum
			 custody; or
(4) Participate in
			 supervised work of the department to include industrial, educational, and
			 agricultural programs;
(5)
			 Participate as a volunteer in community service work projects, which are
			 approved by the superintendent for selected minimum custody nonviolent
			 offenders, if such work project is requested by the local community.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  72.01.380. 85-07-042 (Order 85-07), §
										137-52-015, filed 3/19/85.
				  Formerly WAC 275-85-015.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-52 - Resident of adult correctional institution escorted leave of absence › Section 137-52-020 - Conditions

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(1) An escorted
			 leave shall be authorized only for trips within the boundaries of the state of
			 Washington.
(2) The duration of an
			 escorted leave to the bedside of a seriously ill member of the inmate's
			 immediate family or attendance at a funeral shall not exceed forty-eight hours
			 unless otherwise approved by the superintendent.
(3) The duration of escorted leaves granted
			 for reasons other than those mentioned in WAC
			 137-52-015(2) shall not exceed the normal work day (eight hours) with the exception of
			 extended medical treatment requiring placement at a local hospital.
(4) The inmate shall be in the visual or
			 auditory contact of an approved correctional staff member at all times and
			 shall be considered under the custody of the superintendent.
(5) The inmate shall be housed in a city or
			 county jail or state institution at all times when not in transit or actually
			 engaged in the activity for which the escorted leave was granted.
(6) An agreement for reimbursement for
			 expenses not to be paid by the state and escort arrangements must be
			 established in advance of the requested date of escorted leave.
(7) County and city law enforcement agencies
			 with jurisdiction in the area of the inmate's destination shall be notified by
			 the superintendent before allowing any escorted leave of absence under
			 RCW
			   72.01.375.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  72.01.380. 85-07-042 (Order 85-07), §
										137-52-020, filed 3/19/85.
				  Formerly WAC 275-85-020.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-52 - Resident of adult correctional institution escorted leave of absence › Section 137-52-025 - Application requests for escorted leave

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The superintendent of each institution shall establish
				procedures governing the method of handling requests by individual inmates or
				the institution for an escorted leave of absence. Each leave request will be
				evaluated within forty-eight hours. If the leave request is initiated by the
				institution, the superintendent will advise the inmate of the reason for the
				escorted leave, including leaves for family emergency or medical
				requirement.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  72.01.380. 85-07-042 (Order 85-07), §
										137-52-025, filed 3/19/85.
				  Formerly WAC 275-85-025.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-52 - Resident of adult correctional institution escorted leave of absence › Section 137-52-030 - Approval

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Escorted leaves for medium and minimum custody inmates shall be
				approved or denied by the superintendent. Escorted leaves for close and maximum
				custody inmates for the purpose of medical or dental treatment shall be
				approved or denied by the superintendent. Escorted leaves for close and maximum
				custody inmates, with the exception of medical or dental treatment, shall be
				approved or denied by the secretary. In approving a request for escorted leave,
				the following factors will be considered:
(1) The nature of the request for escorted
			 leave;
(2) The community risk
			 associated with granting the request for an escorted leave based on the
			 security or escape risk;
(3) The
			 inmate's overall history of stability and any tendencies toward violent
			 disruptive behavior;
(4) Any
			 history of unusual disciplinary problems;
(5) The inmate's degree of trustworthiness as
			 demonstrated by his/her performance in work assignments and maintenance of a
			 clear disciplinary record;
(6) Any
			 significant health problems that might be aggravated as a result of the leave;
			 and
(7) Such other information as
			 may be deemed relevant.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  72.01.380. 85-20-081 (Order 85-10), §
										137-52-030, filed 9/30/85;
				  85-07-042 (Order 85-07), §
										137-52-030, filed 3/19/85.
				  Formerly WAC 275-85-030.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-52 - Resident of adult correctional institution escorted leave of absence › Section 137-52-035 - Escort procedures

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(1) Only
			 correctional staff approved by the superintendent will be authorized to serve
			 as escorts. Single escorts must have attained permanent employee status. At
			 least one experienced, permanent status employee will accompany all inmates on
			 escorted leave.
(2) Medium and
			 close custody inmates shall be escorted by at least two correctional staff. No
			 more than five medium/close inmates may be escorted with two correctional
			 staff. Maximum custody inmates will be escorted in ratio of two staff to one
			 inmate. Medium, close, and maximum custody inmates shall be escorted in hand
			 and leg restraints. Inmates in these custody levels shall be escorted with at
			 least one staff member carrying a sidearm and safely separated from a second
			 officer who will be the immediate escort for the inmate. The unarmed officer
			 may be the immediate supervisor, counselor, or other state correctional staff
			 approved by the superintendent. Only with the approval of the superintendent
			 will escorts remove waist and leg restraints from inmates.
(3) Minimum custody inmates shall be escorted
			 under circumstances deemed appropriate by the superintendent. Correctional
			 staff may be instructed to wear their uniforms and sidearms in appropriate
			 circumstances.
(4) A correctional
			 officer serving as escort may wear civilian clothing when escorting an inmate
			 to a bedside visit or a funeral unless otherwise directed by the
			 superintendent.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  72.01.380. 85-07-042 (Order 85-07), §
										137-52-035, filed 3/19/85.
				  Formerly WAC 275-85-035.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-52 - Resident of adult correctional institution escorted leave of absence › Section 137-52-040 - Expenses

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(1) Correctional
			 staff assigned escort duties shall be authorized per diem reimbursement for
			 meals, lodging, and transportation at the rate established by the departmental
			 travel policy.
(2) Correctional
			 staff assigned escort responsibility shall receive appropriate compensation at
			 regular salary or overtime for all hours spent in actual escort of the inmate,
			 but not including hours sleeping or not engaged in direct supervision of the
			 inmate. The salary shall be paid at the appropriate straight time and overtime
			 rates as provided in the merit system rules.
(3) Cost of housing the inmate in a city or
			 county jail when not in transition or actually engaged in the activity for
			 which the escorted leave was granted shall be charged the inmate in accordance
			 with WAC 137-52-045.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  72.01.380. 85-07-042 (Order 85-07), §
										137-52-040, filed 3/19/85.
				  Formerly WAC 275-85-040.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-52 - Resident of adult correctional institution escorted leave of absence › Section 137-52-045 - Expenses - Paid by inmate

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(1) The
			 expenses of the escorted leave as enumerated in WAC
			 137-52-040 shall be reimbursed by
			 the inmate or his/her immediate family unless the superintendent has authorized
			 payment at state expense in accordance with WAC
			 137-52-050.
(2) Payments by the inmate, inmate's
			 immediate family, or bonding company shall be made to the institution's
			 business office and applied to the appropriate fund as defined by law,
			 applicable provisions of the Washington Administrative Code, or department
			 policy.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  72.01.380. 85-07-042 (Order 85-07), §
										137-52-045, filed 3/19/85.
				  Formerly WAC 275-85-045.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-52 - Resident of adult correctional institution escorted leave of absence › Section 137-52-050 - Expenses - Paid by department

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The expenses of the escorted leave shall be absorbed by the
				state if:
(1) The inmate and his/her
			 immediate family are indigent in accordance with WAC
			 137-52-010(3);
			 or
(2) The expenses were incurred
			 for the purpose of the inmate's participation in a program activity, academic
			 or vocational activity, work activity, or to secure medical care; or
(3) The expenses were incurred as a result of
			 a reclassification of an inmate and the return of such inmate from a minimum
			 custody facility to a more secure facility.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  72.01.380. 85-07-042 (Order 85-07), §
										137-52-050, filed 3/19/85.
				  Formerly WAC 275-85-050.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-54 - Inmate marriages - Adult correctional facilities › Section 137-54-010 - Definitions

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As used in this chapter, the following words have the following
				meanings:
(1) "Institution" means an
			 adult correctional facility identified in
			 RCW
			   72.01.050(2) or any similar
			 facility hereafter established, or a work/training release facility established
			 pursuant to
			 chapter
			 72.65 RCW;
(2) "Superintendent" means the superintendent
			 of an adult correctional facility identified in
			 RCW
			   72.01.050(2) or any similar
			 facility hereafter established or the supervisor of a work/training release
			 facility established pursuant to
			 chapter
			 72.65 RCW;
(3) "Inmate" means a person under the custody
			 of the state department of corrections but does not include a parolee or a
			 probationer.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  72.01.090 and
				  72.09.050. 85-05-019 (Order
				  85-03), §
										137-54-010, filed
				  2/13/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-54 - Inmate marriages - Adult correctional facilities › Section 137-54-020 - Eligibility and notice

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An inmate may marry while confined to or on furlough from an
				institution if such marriage is legally permissible under the laws of the state
				of Washington. An inmate must give written notice of his or her intention to
				marry. Such notice shall be given to the superintendent of the institution in
				which the inmate resides.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  72.01.090 and
				  72.09.050. 85-05-019 (Order
				  85-03), §
										137-54-020, filed
				  2/13/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-54 - Inmate marriages - Adult correctional facilities › Section 137-54-030 - Superintendent's procedures

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(1)
			 Superintendents shall develop written procedures for inmate marriages. Said
			 procedures shall address, but not be limited to:
(a) The inmate's notice of intent to
			 marry;
(b) Premarriage counseling
			 for the inmate and the intended spouse;
(c) The visitation privileges between the
			 inmate and intended spouse; and
(d)
			 The conduct of the marriage and related matters, giving due consideration to
			 the requirements of security, safety, health, and orderliness.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-54 - Inmate marriages - Adult correctional facilities › Section 137-54-040 - Marriage ceremony

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All marriage arrangements will be planned in conjunction with
				and supervised by the chaplain assigned to the institution in which the inmate
				resides. When the marriage ceremony takes place within an institution the
				superintendent may permit outside clergy or other lawfully authorized persons
				to perform the marriage ceremony.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  72.01.090 and
				  72.09.050. 85-05-019 (Order
				  85-03), §
										137-54-040, filed
				  2/13/85.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-55 - Adult correctional institutions - Acquisition of personal hygiene items › Section 137-55-010 - Purpose

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The purpose of these rules is to establish a uniform procedure
				for the acquisition and replenishment of personal hygiene items within all
				department of corrections facilities.
97-03-041, §
										137-55-010, filed 1/10/97,
				  effective 2/4/97.
Reviser's note:
Under
				  RCW
				    34.05.030(1)(c), as amended
				  by section 103, chapter 288, Laws of 1988, the above section was not adopted
				  under the Administrative Procedure Act,
				  chapter
				  34.05 RCW, but was
				  published in the Washington State Register and codified into the Washington
				  Administrative Code exactly as shown by the agency filing with history notes
				  added by the code reviser's office.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-55 - Adult correctional institutions - Acquisition of personal hygiene items › Section 137-55-020 - Definitions

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(1) "Personal
			 hygiene items" shall consist of items directed towards a particular individual,
			 which are used to promote or preserve that individual's health and to
			 contribute to the prevention of disease or infection.
(2) "Indigent" for purposes of this rule
			 shall be defined as an offender who has less than a ten-dollar balance of
			 disposable income in his or her institutional account on the day the request is
			 made to use funds or during the thirty days previous to the request.
(3) "Acquisition" for the purpose of this
			 rule shall refer to the act of acquiring or locating personal hygiene
			 items.
(4) "Replenishment" for the
			 purposes of this rule shall refer to the act of adding to or obtaining a new
			 supply of new personal hygiene items.
97-03-041, §
										137-55-020, filed 1/10/97,
				  effective 2/4/97.
Reviser's note:
Under
				  RCW
				    34.05.030(1)(c), as amended
				  by section 103, chapter 288, Laws of 1988, the above section was not adopted
				  under the Administrative Procedure Act,
				  chapter
				  34.05 RCW, but was
				  published in the Washington State Register and codified into the Washington
				  Administrative Code exactly as shown by the agency filing with history notes
				  added by the code reviser's office.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-55 - Adult correctional institutions - Acquisition of personal hygiene items › Section 137-55-030 - Acquisition of items

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(1) All offenders
			 incarcerated within department of corrections facilities shall be responsible
			 for the acquisition and replenishment of personal hygiene items after the
			 initial issuance of those items at the reception center.
(2) Initial issuance of personal hygiene
			 items shall include the department's issuance of the following items to
			 individual offenders:
(a) Bath soap;
(b) Toothbrush;
(c) Toothpaste;
(d) Razor - One each;
(e) Comb or hair pick - One each;
(f) Shampoo - Thirty-day supply (optional
			 issuance for offenders in the reception center only);
(g) Deodorant - Thirty-day supply (optional
			 issuance for offenders in the reception center only); and
(h) State issued sanitary napkins will be
			 made available to female offenders on an as needed basis without
			 charge.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-55 - Adult correctional institutions - Acquisition of personal hygiene items › Section 137-55-040 - Replenishment

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(1) "Replenishment"
			 of offender personal hygiene items shall be in accordance with the department's
			 established usage factors for personal hygiene items.
(2) The guideline usage for each personal
			 hygiene item shall be as follows:
(a) Bath
			 soap - Seven days per bar;
(b)
			 Toothbrush - Sixty days;
(c)
			 Toothpaste - Thirty days;
(d) Razor
			 - Five days;
(e) Comb - Sixty days;
			 and
(f) Hair pick - One hundred
			 eighty days.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-55 - Adult correctional institutions - Acquisition of personal hygiene items › Section 137-55-050 - Indigent offender

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(1) Those offenders
			 meeting the definition of indigent offenders, shall not be denied access to
			 personal hygiene items in terms of both initial acquisition and later
			 replenishment.
(2) The department
			 of corrections shall establish uniform issue by quantity per item.
(3) The state shall be reimbursed for the
			 cost of the personal hygiene supplies in accordance with established department
			 of corrections procedures as stated in the offender financial debt collection
			 procedure.
97-03-041, §
										137-55-050, filed 1/10/97,
				  effective 2/4/97.
Reviser's note:
Under
				  RCW
				    34.05.030(1)(c), as amended
				  by section 103, chapter 288, Laws of 1988, the above section was not adopted
				  under the Administrative Procedure Act,
				  chapter
				  34.05 RCW, but was
				  published in the Washington State Register and codified into the Washington
				  Administrative Code exactly as shown by the agency filing with history notes
				  added by the code reviser's office.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-55 - Adult correctional institutions - Acquisition of personal hygiene items › Section 137-55-060 - Nonindigent offenders

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Nonindigent offenders who have sufficient money shall purchase
				personal hygiene items through their facility commissary
				program.
97-03-041, §
										137-55-060, filed 1/10/97,
				  effective 2/4/97.
Reviser's note:
Under
				  RCW
				    34.05.030(1)(c), as amended
				  by section 103, chapter 288, Laws of 1988, the above section was not adopted
				  under the Administrative Procedure Act,
				  chapter
				  34.05 RCW, but was
				  published in the Washington State Register and codified into the Washington
				  Administrative Code exactly as shown by the agency filing with history notes
				  added by the code reviser's office.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-005 - Purpose

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The purpose of this chapter is to set forth the rules and
				regulations governing the administration of the department's work/training
				release programs.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				  72.65.100. 82-08-055 (Order 82-06), §
										137-56-005, filed 4/5/82.
				  Formerly Title 275 WAC.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-015 - Disposition of earnings

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Reasonable payment, as determined by the department, for board
				and room charges will be deducted from the reentry center individual's
				earnings. For purposes of this section, earnings shall constitute all income
				and money received or possessed by the reentry center individual while under an
				approved partial confinement plan. Nothing in this section shall prohibit the
				department's authority to obtain reimbursement for moneys advanced to a reentry
				center individual by the department.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.01.090,
				  72.09.130, and
				  9.94.070. 05-24-009 and 06-02-038,
				  §
										137-56-015, filed 11/28/05 and
				  12/28/05, effective 5/1/06. 94-07-065, §
										137-56-015, filed 3/14/94,
				  effective 5/1/94. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.65.100. 86-06-039 (Order 86-04), §
										137-56-015, filed
				  3/3/86.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-020 - Secretary's authority to grant or deny

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The secretary or their designee may grant or deny placement in
				partial confinement as authorized by chapters 72.65 and 9.94A RCW subject to
				the rules of this chapter.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.65.100. 82-08-055 (Order 82-06), §
										137-56-020, filed 4/5/82.
				  Formerly WAC 275-92-315.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-030 - Reasons for placement in a reentry center

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Reentry centers may be authorized for one or more of the
				following:
(1) To participate in
			 full-time employment or part-time employment at specialized programs;
(2) To participate in a vocational training
			 program, including attendance at an accredited college.
(3) To secure services to support transition
			 back to the community.
(4) As a
			 sanction for violating community custody conditions.
(5) Transfer to a reentry center as a result
			 of violation of conditions of partial confinement programs.
(6) Incarcerated individuals depending on the
			 program, must apply and go through an investigative process, with a committee
			 determination regarding suitability.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.01.090,
				  72.09.130, and
				  9.94.070. 05-24-009 and 06-02-038,
				  §
										137-56-030, filed 11/28/05 and
				  12/28/05, effective 5/1/06. 94-07-065, §
										137-56-030, filed 3/14/94,
				  effective 5/1/94. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.65.100. 82-08-055 (Order 82-06), §
										137-56-030, filed 4/5/82.
				  Formerly WAC 275-92-320.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-040 - Eligibility criteria

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(1) An individual
			 is eligible for reentry center placement and/or graduated reentry programming
			 provided that:
(a) Individual has a minimum
			 security status for the purpose of reentry center placement;
(b) Individuals who are found eligible for
			 the graduated reentry program must meet program criteria and either:
(i) Served at least six months total
			 confinement and may serve no more than the last five months of the individual's
			 term of confinement in a department approved release residence on electronic
			 home monitoring; or
(ii) Able to
			 complete the last 12 months of sentence in a reentry center with no more than
			 the last five months of the individual's term of confinement in a department
			 approved release residence on electronic home monitoring; or
(iii) Able to serve at least four months
			 total confinement and may serve no more than the last 18 months of the
			 individual's term of confinement in a department approved release residence on
			 electronic home monitoring.
Partial confinement programs.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-050 - Application-Consideration

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(1) Based on the individual's request to
			 participate in partial confinement programs and/or the individual's need to
			 transition through partial confinement programs, the department will ensure a
			 process for screening.
(2) The case
			 manager may make recommendation for placement in a reentry center as a result
			 of violation of conditions of community custody or partial confinement
			 programs.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.01.090,
				  72.09.130, and
				  9.94.070. 05-24-009 and 06-02-038,
				  §
										137-56-050, filed 11/28/05 and
				  12/28/05, effective 5/1/06. 94-07-065, §
										137-56-050, filed 3/14/94,
				  effective 5/1/94. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.65.100. 82-08-055 (Order 82-06), §
										137-56-050, filed 4/5/82.
				  Formerly WAC 275-92-330.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-070 - Screening

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(1) The supervisor/manager or designee shall
			 screen the individuals referred to the programs.
(2) The partial confinement programs
			 participation is subject to a screening process based on established criteria
			 for each program.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.01.090,
				  72.09.130, and
				  9.94.070. 05-24-009 and 06-02-038,
				  §
										137-56-070, filed 11/28/05 and
				  12/28/05, effective 5/1/06. 94-07-065, §
										137-56-070, filed 3/14/94,
				  effective 5/1/94. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.65.100. 82-08-055 (Order 82-06), §
										137-56-070, filed 4/5/82.
				  Formerly WAC 275-92-340.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-080 - Plan-Approval or denial

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(1) The
			 supervisor/manager or designee's or program established committee screening
			 decision will be documented by the supervisor/manager or designee in the
			 individual's electronic file indicating the action taken.
(2) Approved individuals will be placed in
			 the program based on individual needs. Disapproved individuals can obtain the
			 reasons for the denial, as documented in the individual's electronic
			 file.
(3) An individual who is
			 denied placement in a reentry center or graduated reentry program will be
			 reviewed by a headquarters committee who will uphold, modify, or overturn the
			 denial.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.01.090,
				  72.09.130, and
				  9.94.070. 05-24-009 and 06-02-038,
				  §
										137-56-080, filed 11/28/05 and
				  12/28/05, effective 5/1/06. 94-07-065, §
										137-56-080, filed 3/14/94,
				  effective 5/1/94. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.65.100. 82-08-055 (Order 82-06), §
										137-56-080, filed 4/5/82.
				  Formerly WAC 275-92-345.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-090 - Plan-Restrictions

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The work or training site shall be within reasonable commuting
				distance (in most circumstances not more than 50 miles) of the partial
				confinement program in which the individual is confined.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.01.090,
				  72.09.130, and
				  9.94.070. 05-24-009 and 06-02-038,
				  §
										137-56-090, filed 11/28/05 and
				  12/28/05, effective 5/1/06. 94-07-065, §
										137-56-090, filed 3/14/94,
				  effective 5/1/94. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.65.100. 82-08-055 (Order 82-06), §
										137-56-090, filed 4/5/82.
				  Formerly WAC 275-92-350.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-095 - Orientation

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(1) At the time of admission, each partial
			 confinement individual shall be advised in writing of:
(a) Program goals and services
			 available.
(b) Rules governing
			 conduct and program rules.
(c)
			 Incentives earned, as defined in policy, for positive behavior and program
			 completions.
(d) Conditions for
			 their specified program that is applicable to them and to their
			 success.
(e) Disciplinary action
			 which may be taken in the event of a serious violation of rules or special
			 conditions. To include, but not be limited to:
(i) Remain confined to the partial
			 confinement premises at all times other than the time necessary to implement
			 the plan or when authorized under WAC
			 137-56-140. Any partial
			 confinement individual approved for placement under a partial confinement plan
			 who willfully fails to report to their designated assignment or return to the
			 designated place of confinement at the time specified may be deemed an escapee
			 and fugitive from justice, and upon conviction shall be guilty of a felony and
			 sentenced in accordance with state law.
(ii) Have employment or other approved
			 resources in order to maintain themselves financially.
(iii) Not consume, ingest, inject, or possess
			 nonprescription narcotic or "dangerous" drugs or controlled substances, or any
			 mood altering drug or alcoholic beverages.
(iv) Report all income to the reentry center
			 manager or their designee. All income, for individuals in a reentry center from
			 any source shall be immediately placed in the individual's banking account by
			 the reentry center manager or their designee. A receipt will be
			 issued.
(v) Individuals in a
			 partial confinement program, with case manager approval, may enter into
			 contracts for banking accounts that support their transition to the community.
			 Each individual must provide their account information.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-101 - Application of behavior management chapter

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The definitions and serious violations described herein apply
				to individuals committed to partial confinement programs. Partial confinement
				programs i.e., reentry center, community parenting alternative and graduated
				reentry may create their own separate agency policies if it is not viable or
				feasible to combine, if determined necessary by the respective
				administrator.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-105 - Definitions

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For the purposes of serious violations, the following terms
				have the following meanings:
(1)
			 Assault - A physical attack upon the body of another person. The attack may be
			 made with any instrument including, but not limited to, weapons, body parts,
			 food products, or bodily secretions.
(2) Attempting - Putting forth an effort to
			 commit any violation.
(3) Bodily
			 harm - Physical pain or injury, illness, or impairment of physical
			 condition.
(4) Conspiring -
			 Entering into an agreement with another per-son(s) to commit a
			 violation.
(5) Individual -
			 Offender or inmate as defined in
			 RCW
			   72.09.015.
(6) Possessing - When an item(s) is found on
			 an individual or in an individual's assigned area of responsibility.
(7) Sex act - Includes, but is not limited
			 to, any of the following acts: Genital-genital, oral-genital, anal-genital, or
			 oral-anal contact/penetration; genital or anal contact/penetration with an
			 inanimate object; masturbation; sadistic/masochistic abuse; bondage;
			 bestiality; and/or bodily excretory behavior which appears to be sexual in
			 nature.
(8) Sexual assault against
			 a staff member - An incident in which one or more of the following actions is
			 taken or threatened against a staff member without his/her consent or when
			 he/she is unable to consent or refuse:
(a)
			 Contact between genitalia (i.e., penis, vagina) or between genitalia and the
			 anus involving penetration, however slight. This does not include kicking,
			 grabbing, or punching genitals when the intent is to harm or debilitate rather
			 than to sexually exploit.
(b)
			 Contact between the mouth and the penis, vagina, or anus.
(c) Penetration of the anal or genital
			 opening of the staff member by hand, finger, or other object.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-107 - Adoption or revision of serious violations

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(1) The
			 secretary may adopt and/or revise serious violations.
(2) Before adopting or revising a serious
			 violation, the secretary shall, when applicable, follow the rule-making
			 procedures of chapter 34.05 RCW, Administrative Procedure Act.
(3) Nothing herein shall be construed as
			 limiting the department of corrections' exclusion from the Administrative
			 Procedure Act under
			 RCW
			   34.05.030 (1)(c).
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-120 - Provisions of supervision

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(1) In meeting its
			 responsibilities for providing supervision of individuals in the reentry
			 center(s), the following will be provided:
(a) Staff on duty 24 hours a day, seven days
			 a week;
(b) A check-in and
			 check-out system to ensure that the stated whereabouts of the individual is
			 known at all times, including telephonic and on-site checks at school, work,
			 furlough, sponsored outing, pass, etc.;
(c) Bed checks or head counts to account for
			 the individual's whereabouts; a minimum of three counts daily shall be
			 required;
(d) Provide adequately
			 for the individual with respect to sleeping quarters, bathroom facilities, and
			 accommodations for cooking, dining, lounging and leisure time
			 activities;
(e) Comply with state
			 and local fire codes and applicable building, safety, and sanitation
			 codes.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-140 - Limits of confinement

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A partial confinement individual will follow specified program
				and/or condition requirements. If an individual is enrolled in partial
				confinement programs, they shall be confined to the reentry center/approved
				residence at all times except:
(1)
			 When seeking or arranging for registration at a school or training
			 facility;
(2) When working at paid
			 employment or attending a training facility in a vocational or academic
			 program;
(3) When in a reentry
			 center, authorized a point-to-point pass not to exceed four hours, including
			 travel, for the purpose of transacting personal business including a treatment
			 regimen, between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. and/or outside that time
			 frame with written permission of the reentry center manager or
			 designee;
(4) When authorized to
			 participate in social and recreational activities accompanied by an authorized
			 sponsor-escort;
(5) When on
			 furlough;
(6) When on authorized
			 medical/mental health appointments, substance use disorder treatment, or court
			 appearances;
(7) When ordered to
			 perform community service/restitution;
(8) When seeking employment on an approved
			 job search pass;
(9) When in
			 partial confinement programs, movement allowed as approved by the case
			 manager/designee;
(10) The
			 administrator for the confinement programs may determine an individual's
			 program status and take nondisciplinary administrative action when an
			 individual is no longer suitable and/or eligible for the partial confinement
			 program;
(11) The administrator for
			 the confinement programs may not modify or adjust decision adjudicated by a
			 hearings officer without secretary approval.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.01.090,
				  72.09.130, and
				  9.94.070. 05-24-009 and 06-02-038,
				  §
										137-56-140, filed 11/28/05 and
				  12/28/05, effective 5/1/06. 94-07-065, §
										137-56-140, filed 3/14/94,
				  effective 5/1/94. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.65.100. 82-08-055 (Order 82-06), §
										137-56-140, filed 4/5/82.
				  Formerly WAC 275-92-410.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-150 - Sponsor-escort

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(1) A sponsor-escort shall be a responsible
			 citizen who shall accompany and monitor a reentry center individual during a
			 preapproved social or recreational activity. The sponsor-escort must be
			 approved by the reentry center manager/designee; and the sponsor and individual
			 must sign an agreement with the department which describes their
			 responsibilities.
(2) Persons who
			 are on active/inactive felony probation or parole or under an active SRA
			 sentence, shall not be approved as sponsor-escorts. Persons who have a past
			 felony conviction and who have earned a discharge may be approved as
			 sponsor-escorts on an individual basis by the reentry center
			 manager/designee.
(3)
			 Sponsor-escorts must complete a sponsor orientation provided by the case
			 manager at the reentry center before eligibility under this section.
(4) Sponsor-escorts may not be party to an
			 active no-contact order with the individual.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.01.090,
				  72.09.130, and
				  9.94.070. 05-24-009 and 06-02-038,
				  §
										137-56-150, filed 11/28/05 and
				  12/28/05, effective 5/1/06. 94-07-065, §
										137-56-150, filed 3/14/94,
				  effective 5/1/94. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.65.100. 82-08-055 (Order 82-06), §
										137-56-150, filed 4/5/82.
				  Formerly WAC 275-92-415.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-160 - Termination of plan

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At any time after approval has been granted to any partial
				confinement program individual to participate in the program, such approval may
				be revoked, and the individual may be sent to a state correctional institution
				or jail. A partial confinement individual may be terminated from the program as
				a result of a disciplinary or classification decision or the following:
(1) If requested in writing by the partial
			 confinement individual;
(2) If the
			 partial confinement individual lacks aptitude for the assignment or is
			 improperly placed; or
(3) If the
			 partial confinement individual has been unable to adjust or adapt to the
			 conditions of the partial confinement program; or
(4) If the partial confinement individual's
			 situation and circumstances have significantly changed; or
(5) If the individual is on partial
			 confinement programs and their circumstances, situation or living arrangements
			 change, they may be returned to a reentry center to develop a new plan;
			 or
(6) If the partial confinement
			 individual has failed to comply with federal or state laws or local
			 ordinances.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.01.090,
				  72.09.130, and
				  9.94.070. 05-24-009 and 06-02-038,
				  §
										137-56-160, filed 11/28/05 and
				  12/28/05, effective 5/1/06. 94-07-065, §
										137-56-160, filed 3/14/94,
				  effective 5/1/94. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.65.100. 86-06-012 (Order 86-02), §
										137-56-160, filed 2/21/86;
				  82-08-055 (Order 82-06), §
										137-56-160, filed 4/5/82.
				  Formerly WAC 275-92-510.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-170 - Service of notice of proposed disciplinary action

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(1) If
			 disciplinary action is proposed, the supervisor/manager or case manager may
			 suspend the partial confinement plan and place the individual in total
			 confinement pending a formal disciplinary hearing.
(2) The supervisor/manager or designee shall
			 advise the individual in writing of the factual allegations which provide the
			 basis for the proposed disciplinary action within one working day after the
			 suspension of the partial confinement plan.
(3) If the partial confinement plan is not
			 suspended pending the disciplinary hearing, then the program supervisor/manager
			 or designee shall advise the individual at least 24 hours prior to the
			 scheduled hearing.
(4) The factual
			 allegations may be amended and/or new allegations added at any time prior to
			 the disciplinary hearing, provided the partial confinement individual shall
			 have notice of such new and/or amended allegations at least 24 hours prior to
			 the disciplinary hearing unless such notice shall be waived in writing by the
			 individual.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.01.090,
				  72.09.130, and
				  9.94.070. 05-24-009 and 06-02-038,
				  §
										137-56-170, filed 11/28/05 and
				  12/28/05, effective 5/1/06. 94-07-065, §
										137-56-170, filed 3/14/94,
				  effective 5/1/94. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.65.100. 86-06-012 (Order 86-02), §
										137-56-170, filed 2/21/86;
				  82-08-055 (Order 82-06), §
										137-56-170, filed 4/5/82.
				  Formerly WAC 275-92-515.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-175 - Alternatives to the formal disciplinary hearing

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When addressing serious violations, the partial confinement
				case manager may, with the supervisor's/manager's permission, choose to address
				the violation behavior through a re- entry team meeting, or using a department
				authorized stipulated agreement process.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.01.090,
				  72.09.130, and
				  9.94.070. 05-24-009 and 06-02-038,
				  §
										137-56-175, filed 11/28/05 and
				  12/28/05, effective 5/1/06. 94-07-065, §
										137-56-175, filed 3/14/94,
				  effective 5/1/94.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-180 - Disciplinary hearing

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(1) A partial
			 confinement individual served with allegations providing the basis for a
			 proposed disciplinary action shall be notified in writing that a hearing has
			 been set before a department hearing officer. An allegation involving the
			 commission by the individual of a serious violation may be amended at anytime
			 by the department, provided that 24 hours notice be given to the individual or
			 the individual agrees in writing to waive notice to respond to the allegations.
			 The hearing will be held within eight working days of the suspension of the
			 partial confinement plan, unless a longer time is approved by the hearings
			 program administrator or their designee. The written notice of hearing shall be
			 given to the individual at least 24 hours before the hearing unless notice is
			 waived, in writing, and advise the individual of their rights, including the
			 following:
(a) The individual shall be present
			 at all stages of the hearing, except during deliberation in appropriate
			 circumstances.
(b) The individual
			 shall present their own case to the hearing officer. If there is a language or
			 communications barrier, the hearing officer shall appoint an advisor.
(c) The individual may have an attorney
			 present at their hearing upon case-by-case determination by the hearing officer
			 if one is warranted.
(d) The
			 individual may testify during the hearing or remain silent, and their silence
			 will not be held against them.
(e)
			 The partial confinement individual may, in preparation for the hearing, ask the
			 hearing officer that certain department or contract staff members, other
			 partial confinement individuals, and other persons be present as witnesses at
			 the hearing. The hearing officer shall grant such request if it is determined
			 by the hearing officer that to do so would not be unduly hazardous to the
			 partial confinement safety or correctional goals: Provided, however,
			 limitations may be made by the hearing officer if the information to be
			 presented by the witnesses is deemed to be irrelevant, duplicative, or
			 unnecessary to the adequate presentation of the partial confinement
			 individual's case.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 137 - Corrections, Department of › Chapter 137-56 - PARTIAL CONFINEMENT › Section 137-56-200 - Disciplinary hearing-Waiver

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(1) At any time
			 after having been served with an allegation providing the basis for a proposed
			 disciplinary action, the individual may choose to waive their right to a
			 hearing by signing an admission of the allegation and request that the hearing
			 be dispensed with entirely or limited only to questions of disposition. Also,
			 the individual may waive, in writing, the 24 hour notice.
(2) The individual may admit in writing to
			 part of the allegations and thereby limit the scope of the hearing.
(3) In those cases where the allegation
			 involves misbehavior or other culpability on the part of the individual, they
			 shall be advised in writing that in admitting the violation and waiving the
			 hearing, a report will be submitted which may result in the loss of partial
			 confinement status, good time credits and/or the extension of the minimum
			 term.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.01.090,
				  72.09.130, and
				  9.94.070. 05-24-009 and 06-02-038,
				  §
										137-56-200, filed 11/28/05 and
				  12/28/05, effective 5/1/06. 94-07-065, §
										137-56-200, filed 3/14/94,
				  effective 5/1/94. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.65.100. 86-06-012 (Order 86-02), §
										137-56-200, filed 2/21/86;
				  82-08-055 (Order 82-06), §
										137-56-200, filed 4/5/82.
				  Formerly WAC 275-92-530.