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The Office of the Corrections Ombuds (OCO) was created through Second Substitute Bill 1889 of 2018 regular session. It was signed into law by Governor Inslee on March 27, 2018.

For statutory authority and responsibilities, see Chapter 43.06C RCW  

OFFICE OF THE CORRECTIONS OMBUDS

Sections

43.06C.005 Intent.
43.06C.010 Definitions.
43.06C.020 Office created—Purpose.
43.06C.030 Appointment of ombuds—Term—Other employees.
43.06C.040 Duties—Investigations—Complaints.
43.06C.050 Access to facilities, inmates, records.
43.06C.060 Confidentiality of correspondence, communications, investigations.
43.06C.070 Civil immunity—Retaliatory actions.
43.06C.080 Unexpected fatality review team—Duties.

 

NOTES:

Reviser's note—Sunset Act application: The office of the corrections ombuds is subject to review, termination, and possible extension under chapter 43.131 RCW, the Sunset Act. See RCW 43.131.425. RCW 43.06C.005 through 43.06C.070 are scheduled for future repeal under RCW 43.131.426.

 

Title 138 WAC OFFICE OF THE CORRECTIONS OMBUDS

138-10 Office of the corrections ombuds.
HTML  PDF 138-10-010 Definitions.
HTML  PDF 138-10-020 Authority.
HTML  PDF 138-10-030 Duties.
HTML  PDF 138-10-040 Investigations.
HTML  PDF 138-10-050 Confidentiality.

 

138-12 Public records access.
HTML  PDF 138-12-010 Authority and purpose.
HTML  PDF 138-12-020 Contact information—Public records officer.
HTML  PDF 138-12-030 Availability of public records.
HTML  PDF 138-12-040 Processing of public records requests—General.
HTML  PDF 138-12-050 Processing of public records requests—Electronic records.
HTML  PDF 138-12-060 Exemptions.
HTML  PDF 138-12-070 Costs of providing copies of public records.
HTML  PDF 138-12-080 Review of denials of public records.

 

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