OAR 416-150-0010
Law Enforcement Interrogation or Polygraph

When a law enforcement agency (LEA) asks to interrogate or conduct a polygraph examination of an offender suspected of violating the law or having knowledge of a law violation, OYA staff will do the following:

(1)

Obtain consent from the Parole/Probation Supervisor, or facility Superintendent/Camp Director.

(2)

Obtain consent from the offender following informed consent procedures. Informed consent is defined as consent that is freely given by a person with no pressure, bribes, threats or promises and no consequences for refusal.

(3)

Assure the LEA representative has proper identification.

(4)

Determine if the LEA representative has a warrant.

(a)

If a warrant exists, OYA staff will assist the LEA representative insofar as such assistance does not infringe upon the offender’s right to remain silent and to have legal representation present;

(b)

If no warrant exists, OYA staff will ensure that:

(A)

The offender’s legal guardian, if other than the OYA, consents to the interrogation and/or polygraph.

(B)

The offender’s attorney, if any, is notified.

Source: Rule 416-150-0010 — Law Enforcement Interrogation or Polygraph, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=416-150-0010.

Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

Rule 416-150-0010’s source at or​.us