Or. Admin. Code § 291-117-0120 - Control of Property
(1)
Property must be kept in authorized areas. Property in unauthorized areas shall
be considered contraband and unauthorized property, and shall result in
confiscation of the item and/or disciplinary action.
(2) There shall be no pictures/drawings of
nudity, genitalia, or depictions of sexual acts displayed in an inmate's living
quarters.
(3) An inmate shall not
alter or otherwise tamper with or use any personal property item for other than
the item's intended purpose. Unauthorized alteration or use of an authorized
personal property item for other than its intended purpose may result in
confiscation of the item and/or disciplinary action.
(4) An inmate shall not give, receive, loan,
sell, or otherwise exchange property with another inmate, except as authorized
in OAR 291-117-0100 (Possession of Authorized Legal Material by Assigned Inmate
Legal Assistants).
(5) When an
inmate is moved from general population to special housing, his/her personal
property shall be inventoried, secured, and stored until such time that the
inmate is released back to general population or transferred. Staff shall
utilize the Personal Property Inventory List CD 611 (male inmate) and CD 306
(female inmate) for such purposes.
(6) When an inmate is transported from the
facility for court appearances, medical trip or other authorized trip for a
period longer than 24 hours, his/her personal property shall be inventoried,
secured, and stored until such time the inmate returns to the facility. Staff
shall utilize the Personal Property Inventory List CD 611 (male inmate) or CD
306 (female inmate) for such purposes.
(7) An inmate may arrange through designated
staff to dispose of personal property at the inmate's expense. Disposition may
include arrangements for pick up at the facility by a designated individual, or
donation to an organization, if authorized by the functional unit
manager/designee. Any costs associated with disposition of the property will be
the responsibility of the inmate.
(8) Any inmate being released on parole,
post-prison supervision, or expiration of sentence shall take all personal
property with him/her at the time release. The inmate shall confirm in writing
receipt of the property.
(9) The
department may dispose of property only within the context of these rules.
Disposition of property may include destruction or donation of such
property.
Notes
Stat Auth: ORS 179.040, 423.020, 423.030 & 423.075
Stat Implemented: ORS 179.040, 423.020, 423.030 & 423.075
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