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This page contains rules that have been adopted by ODOC within the last three months.
Rules published by the Secretary of State are available online on a site maintained by the Oregon Secretary of State. The permanent rule compilation published by the Secretary of State are updated the first of every month.
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Reimbursment to Counties for Cost of Incarcerating Persons Sentenced for DUII
These rules are necessary to establish the manner in which a county may submit a claim to the Department of Corrections for reimbursement for incarceration costs of persons who committed the crime of Felony Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants. These rule implement 2011 legislation, SB 598.
Effective: 1/27/12
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Community Corrections Prorams (Financial Reports)
This modification is a housekeeping item to update the rule since counties provide financial reports electronically rather than hard copy.
Effective: 1/27/12
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Interstate Compact - Retaken Offenders
This temporary rulemaking is necessary in order for the Department of Corrections to require that an offender who was previously retaken and returned to this state from another state at cost to the State of Oregon, whether by formal or informal means, repay those costs to the State of Oregon before the offender may be approved by the Department for an interstate compact supervision transfer. Limited exceptions may be granted by the Compact Administrator or designee based on individual circumstances.
Effective: 1/10/12
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Prohibited Inmate Conduct and Processing Disciplinary Actions
These rule amendments are necessary to define terms, clarify and update rule violations; add a provision authorizing designated Department officials, in the interest of justice, to withdraw an inmate disciplinary order and direct that a hearing be reopened for a Department hearings officer to consider new or additional evidence; and address a number of housekeeping issues.
Effective: 12/7/11
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Capital Punishment - IV/Medical Team Procedures
Immediate adoption of this temporary rule is necessary in order for ODOC to establish by rule certain of its operational policies and procedures and internal management directives for carrying out of defendant Gary Haugen’s death sentence by lethal injection, on December 6, 2011, or on such later date as the court directs, including specific ODOC policies and procedures and internal management directives relating to the selection and training of the execution IV/medical team and lethal injection procedures.
Effective: 11/17/11
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Interstate Compact
The Department of Corrections fully participates in the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision (ICAOS). These rule modifications are necessary so that the Department may adopt by reference the most current rules published by the Interstate Commission for Adult Offender Supervision.
Effective: 12/7/11
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Suspension/Restriction of Visits/Removal from Inmate Visiting List
OAR 291-127-0320, by its terms, requires that a superintendent or designee issue a final decision on a recommended action to suspend, restrict, or remove a visitor from an inmate’s approved visiting list within 45 days of receipt of a review request. The department has determined that this timeframe for review and issuing a final decision is inadequate in instances in which the circumstances giving rise to the suspension, restriction or removal action are part of a pending administrative or criminal investigation, or in other extraordinary circumstances.
These temporary rule amendments are necessary for the department to establish a flexible, extended timeframe for a superintendent or designee to issue a final order on review of a recommended action to suspend, restrict, or remove a visitor from an inmate’s approved visiting list beyond 45 days when the circumstances giving rise to the suspension, restriction, or removal action are part of a pending administrative or criminal investigation, or in other extraordinary circumstances, which in the sole judgment of the superintendent or designee requires or warrants additional time.
These temporary rule amendments are also needed to clarify in the rule that if a visitor does not timely submit a written review request, the recommended action contained in the notification and written report shall be accepted by the superintendent/designee and serve as the superintendent’s/designee’s decision without further action.
These temporary rule amendments apply retroactively to notifications of visiting suspensions and decisions issued prior to, on, and after November 1, 2011.
Effective: 11/1/11
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