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Jurisdictions Facility. Prior to releasing the Incarcerated Individual from custody, the <br />Incarcerated Individual shall be returned to the Sending Jurisdiction or to the custody of <br />such jurisdiction as has agreed to take the Incarcerated hndividual. These transfers will <br />be at the Sending Jurisdiction's expense. <br />Section 4.04 Jurisdiction. <br />The Sending Jurisdiction shall maintain jurisdiction over the transferred <br />Incarcerated hndividual. <br />Section 4.05 Screening Criteria. <br />The Sending Jurisdiction, prior to transfer of the Incarcerated Individual, shall <br />ensure that the Receiving Jurisdiction screening criteria is met. <br />Section 4.06 Notification of Sentencing Court. <br />The Sending Jurisdiction, prior to transfer of the Incarcerated Individual, must <br />notify the sentencing court(s) of the name, charges, cause numbers, date and place <br />of transfer of any Incarcerated Individual prior to transfer on a form to be provided <br />by the Department. <br />Section 4.07 Records Furnished to Receiving Jurisdiction by Sending Jurisdiction. <br />The Sending Jurisdiction must furnish the Receiving Jurisdiction with copies or <br />summaries of the records relating to medical needs, behavior, and classification of the <br />Incarcerated individual upon transfer. These records must include: 1) a copy of the <br />commitment order or orders legally authorizing the confinement of the Incarcerated <br />Individual; 2) a copy of the form notifying the sentencing court of the transfer; 3) a <br />summary of the Incarcerated Individual's criminal history, medical needs, behavioral <br />problems, and other information relevant to the classification of the Incarcerated <br />Individual; and 4) a standard identification card which includes the fingerprints and a <br />photograph of the Incarcerated Individual. <br />Section 4.08 Public Records. <br />The Sending Jurisdiction shall be responsible for disclosure of public records <br />pertaining to the Incarcerated Individual and any costs associated with disclosure of <br />those records, unless the Receiving Jurisdiction generated those records. <br />Section 4.09 Medical Care. <br />The Sending Jurisdiction shall pay all extraordinary or emergency medical <br />expenses incurred by the Incarcerated Individual and will provide the <br />Incarcerated Individual with at least a three-day supply of medication when the <br />Incarcerated Individual is transferred to the Receiving Jurisdiction. This includes <br />payment of costs to transport the Incarcerated Individual to and from medical <br />appointments for medical care not available at the Facility. <br />Section 4.10 Notification of Release Date. <br />The Sending Jurisdiction shall calculate the Incarcerated Individual's good time and <br />notify the Incarcerated Individual of his/her release date. The Sending Jurisdiction shall <br />notify the Receiving Jurisdiction, in writing, of the Incarcerated Individual's release date. <br />Washington State K14078 Page 4 of 11 <br />Department of Corrections 26RAD <br />