OAR 291-058-0040
Identification and Presentation of Violation Behavior

(1) Upon identifying violation behavior, the officer will prepare and present to the offender a copy of the Violation Report/Sanction Reporting form describing the alleged violation behavior.
(2) Notice of Rights/Decisions about Rights:
(a) Probation Cases: Using the Department of Corrections Notice of Rights form, the offender shall be notified of his/her rights to a violation hearing before the court, to be represented by an attorney at the hearing, and to have an attorney appointed for him/her at state expense if he/she cannot afford one.
(b) Parole and Post-Prison Supervision Cases: Using the Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision or local supervisory authority Notice of Rights form for parole and post-prison supervision offenders, the offender shall be notified of his/her rights to a violation hearing before the Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision or local supervisory authority.
(c) Compact Cases: Using the Compact Notice of Rights form for compact offenders, the offender shall be notified of his/her rights to a violation hearing before an assigned hearings officer.
(d) Short-Term Transitional Leave and Nonprison Leave Cases: Using the Department of Corrections Notice of Rights form, the inmate shall be notified of his/her rights to a violation hearing before an assigned hearings officer.
(e) All Notice of Rights forms shall include a description of the sanction which will be imposed if the offender chooses to waive his/her right to a violation hearing and right to counsel, and in lieu of a violation hearing elects to participate in the administrative sanctioning process.
(f) A copy of the Notice of Rights form shall be provided to the offender at the time of or after the offender is presented with a copy of the Violation Report/Sanction Reporting form describing the alleged violation behavior, and prior to the imposition of sanctions. The Notice of Rights may be administered by any agency personnel or other person at the direction of agency personnel.
(g) The person administering the Notice of Rights shall ask the offender if he/she can read and understand the Notice of Rights form printed in the English language. If the offender informs the person administering the Notice of Rights that he/she cannot read the form, but can understand the English language, the person shall read the Notice of Rights form to the offender. If the offender informs the person administering the Notice of Rights that he/she cannot read or understand the English language, the person shall provide the offender with a form in the offender’s language if available, or when necessary, through a language interpreter.
(h) If, after receiving Notice of Rights in writing or orally as necessary, the offender indicates to the person administering the Notice of Rights that he/she understands his/her rights as stated in the Notice of Rights form, the offender shall sign the Notice of Rights form acknowledging that the offender understands his/her rights, and indicate by checking the appropriate box on the form whether he/she wants a violation hearing before the court, Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision, Department of Corrections, or local supervisory authority or to accept the administrative sanction listed on the form. If an offender refuses to sign the form acknowledging he/she has read, or has had read to him/her, and understands the Notice of Rights, the person administering the Notice of Rights shall so indicate on the Notice of Rights form, and the officer shall report the violation behavior to the court, Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision, Department of Corrections, or local supervisory authority for disposition in lieu of proceeding with the administrative sanctioning process.
(i) If, after receiving Notice of Rights in writing or orally as necessary, the offender indicates to the person administering the Notice of Rights that he/she does not understand his/her rights as stated in the Notice of Rights form, the officer shall report the violation behavior to the court, Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision, Department of Corrections, or local supervisory authority for disposition in lieu of proceeding with the administrative sanctioning process. For compact cases, a probable cause hearing shall be scheduled with an assigned hearings officer.
(3) If the offender admits to the alleged violation behavior or does not contest the information regarding the alleged violation behavior and the offender accepts the administrative sanction to be imposed by the sanctioning agent as listed on the form, the sanctioning agent shall impose the administrative sanction.
(4) If the offender denies or otherwise contests the alleged violation behavior, or does not accept the administrative sanction to be imposed by the sanctioning agent as listed on the form, the officer shall report the violation behavior to the court, Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision, Department of Corrections, or local supervisory authority for disposition in lieu of proceeding with the administrative sanctioning process. For compact cases, a probable cause hearing shall be scheduled with an assigned hearings officer.

Source: Rule 291-058-0040 — Identification and Presentation of Violation Behavior, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=291-058-0040.

Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

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