Oregon Administrative Rules
Chapter 291 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
Division 100 - ADMISSION, SENTENCE COMPUTATION AND RELEASE
Section 291-100-0013 - Admissions
Universal Citation: OR Admin Rules 291-100-0013
Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 9, September 1, 2024
(1) In-State Commitments:
(a) Intake Facility: The Coffee
Creek Correctional Facility is the general intake facility for male and female
AICs committed to the Oregon Department of Corrections except as outlined in
(e), (f), and (j) through (l) below.
(b) Pursuant to ORS
137.124(1) and
(2), an AIC sentenced on or after January 1,
1997 to a sentence that exceeds 12 months will be delivered to the appropriate
Department of Corrections intake facility and an AIC sentenced to 12 months or
less will be committed to the custody of the supervisory authority of the
county in which the crime of conviction occurred.
(c) Pursuant to ORS
137.320(1), the
sheriff shall deliver with the AIC a copy of the judgment and a time served
certification. Pursuant to ORS
137.315, the sentencing court or
the sheriff may transmit a notice of the judgment by electronic
telecommunication, as long as the notice is followed by a duplicate or
photographic copy of the judgment.
(d) Youths committed to the legal custody of
the Department of Corrections will follow the department's rules on Transfers
and Responsibilities Between Oregon Youth Authority and Department of
Corrections (OAR 291-052).
(e) Male
AICs sentenced to death will be delivered by the sheriff to the Oregon State
Penitentiary. Female AICs sentenced to death will be delivered by the sheriff
to the Coffee Creek Correctional Facility.
(f) In extraordinary circumstances where
intensive confinement or special immediate treatment of an AIC is essential
(for example, medical or mental health problems) the sheriff may deliver the
AIC directly to an approved department facility other than the designated
department intake facility. In such cases, the sheriff must obtain prior
approval by contacting the Department of Correction's Population Management
Administrator or designee.
(g) Upon
receipt of the judgment and the time served certification, OISC staff will
establish a case file and compute the AIC's sentence. After the case file is
established and the AIC's sentence is computed, OISC staff will send a copy of
the facesheet to the Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision.
(A) The court name used by the Department of
Corrections on an AIC's case file and other documents (for example,
identification cards, medical files) will be established and based on the name
provided in the first judgment sentencing an AIC to the custody of the Oregon
Department of Corrections. This court name remains the same as long as an AIC
remains in the same custody cycle.
(B) Alternately, an AIC may request an
alternative name to be their Department of Corrections name of record if it is
materially different from the court name, is supported by legal documentation
of their legal name, and is authorized for use by the Department of Corrections
on the AIC's case file, identification card, medical file, etc.
(h) In the event the sheriff does
not deliver a time served certification with the AIC, the department will
accept a time served certification by email, fax, mail, or teletype at
OISC.
(i) If a time served
certification is received after admission of the AIC, the OISC staff designated
to perform sentence calculation shall amend the sentence computation pursuant
to ORS 137.370 and send a copy of the
amended facesheet to the Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision.
(j) Parole violators will be accepted at the
designated Department of Corrections intake facility with a revocation order
issued by the Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision chairperson, or for a
Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision warrant from
out-of-state.
(k) A post-prison
supervision violator is to be returned to the appropriate Department of
Corrections intake facility by Community Corrections staff or the county
sheriff upon receipt of authorization from the Board of Parole and Post-Prison
Supervision. The authorization must include the arrest date; suspend and detain
date; revocation date; the days to be served on the violation sanction; and the
sanction release date or pending future disposition hearing.
(l) AICs being returned from escape will be
accepted at the Department of Corrections intake facility or other designated
Department of Corrections facility, as approved, upon verification of escape
status and positive identification.
(2) Concurrent and Consecutive Ghosts:
(a) Pursuant to ORS
137.320(2), if
an AIC is surrendered to another state or federal authority after sentencing,
the sheriff shall forward to the OISC unit at the Department of Corrections
intake facility a copy of the judgment, a statement of the number of days the
AIC was imprisoned in the county jail prior to surrender and an identification
of the authority to whom the prisoner was surrendered.
(b) Upon receipt of the judgment and the time
served certification, OISC staff will establish a case file and compute the
AIC's sentence(s). After the case file is established and the AIC's sentence(s)
is computed, OISC staff will send a copy of the facesheet and judgment to the
Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 137, 144, 161.620, 179.040, 421, 423.020, 423.030 & 423.075
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 137, 144, 161.610, 179.040, 421, 423.020, 423.030 & 423.075
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