Oregon Administrative Rules
Chapter 291 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
Division 58 - STRUCTURED, INTERMEDIATE SANCTIONS
Section 291-058-0047 - Imposition of Administrative Sanctions or Interventions on Adults on Supervision While on Nonprison Leave

(1) The process to impose administrative sanctions or interventions on adults on supervision while on nonprison leave shall be the same as for any adults on supervision with the restrictions listed in subsections (2) through (6) below.

(2) Only violations in the "Low Behavior Severity Level" and "Medium Behavior Severity Level" columns of the Behavior Severity Level Chart on the Administrative Sanctions Sanctioning Grid (Attachment A) shall be addressed with an administrative sanction or intervention response.

(3) Violations found to be in the "High Behavior Severity Level" of Attachment A shall be addressed in accordance with OAR 291-062-0165.

(4) If an adult on supervision does not consent to the administrative sanctions or interventions imposed by the officer, the officer shall report the violation to the institution functional unit manager or designee in accordance with OAR 291-062-0165 as soon as practicable but within five days.

(5) If the officer determines that any indicated behavior response level within the grid is insufficient to address the seriousness of the violation behavior, a higher sanction response, up to and including revocation of nonprison leave and returning the adult on supervision to a Department of Corrections facility, may be imposed only after consultation and agreement of the institution functional unit manager or designee. For revocation of nonprison leave recommendations submitted under this section, officers shall use the process outlined in OAR 291-062-0165.

(6) Use of jail sanctions for adults on supervision while on nonprison leave from an alternative incarceration program must be agreed upon by both the Department of Corrections and the local county. A jail sanction cannot exceed three days.