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Section 4.01 Incarcerated Individual Housing. <br />The Receiving Jurisdiction shall confine and supervise the Sending Jurisdiction <br />Incarcerated Individuals who are transferred to a Receiving Jurisdiction Facility <br />pursuant to this Compact. No Incarcerated Individual shall be transferred until the <br />Sending Jurisdiction has ensured that the Incarcerated Individual meets the Receiving <br />Jurisdiction's screening criteria. It is the understanding of the parties that providing <br />available Facility space for the housing of the Sending Jurisdiction Incarcerated <br />Individuals is at the ReceivingJurisdiction's option. Nothing in this Compact shall be <br />construed to require the Receiving Jurisdiction to provide space or to require the <br />Sending Jurisdiction to present for confinement any Sending Jurisdiction Incarcerated <br />Individuals. Placement of the Sending Jurisdiction Incarcerated Individuals in the <br />Facility may occur at any time after the beginning of the term of this Compact. <br />Section 4.02 Delivery of Incarcerated Individuals. <br />The Sending Jurisdiction, at its expense, will deliver Incarcerated Individual to the <br />institution designated by the Receiving Jurisdiction. Should the Incarcerated Individual <br />fail to meet the screening criteria of the Receiving Jurisdiction or be rejected by the <br />Receiving Jurisdiction for any other reason, the Sending Jurisdiction shall be responsible <br />to retake the Incarcerated Individual. The Sending Jurisdiction shall provide at least one <br />set of the Incarcerated Individual's personal clothing at the time of transfer, shall search <br />the Incarcerated Individual's clothing for contraband prior to the transfer, and shall store <br />the Incarcerated Individual's personal property throughout the duration of the <br />Incarcerated Individual's incarceration unless other storage arrangements are made. <br />Section 4.03 Return of Incarcerated Individuals to Sending Jurisdiction. <br />4.03.1 The Sending Jurisdiction may demand that its Incarcerated Individuals be returned to <br />custody at the Sending Jurisdiction's Facility at any time. These transfers will be at the <br />Sending Jurisdiction's expense and will be conducted with the Sending Jurisdiction's <br />staff or contracted staff at the Sending Jurisdiction's expense. <br />4.03.2 As soon as practicable, but not later than 7 days after receiving a request from the <br />Receiving Jurisdiction to return an Incarcerated Individual, the Sending Jurisdiction <br />will accept custody at the Sending Jurisdiction Facility of any Incarcerated Individual <br />whom the Receiving Jurisdiction requests to be returned to the Sending Jurisdiction's <br />custody. The Sending Jurisdiction's Incarcerated Individual shall be returned at the <br />Sending Jurisdiction's expense. <br />4.03.3 The Sending Jurisdiction shall bear the cost should an Incarcerated Individual be <br />returned to the Sending Jurisdiction as a result of any action by the Sending Jurisdiction <br />or by a court of competent jurisdiction that prevents the Incarcerated Individual's <br />confinement at the Receiving Jurisdiction's Facility. The Sending Jurisdiction shall <br />accept custody at its Facility immediately, under such circumstances. <br />4.03.4 No Incarcerated Individual who completes his or her sentence, is released by a court order, <br />or is placed on probation or parole shall be released directly from the Receiving <br />Washington State K14078 Page 3 of 11 <br />Department of Corrections 26RAD <br />