RCW 72.66.026 Furlough terms and conditions.
The terms and conditions prescribed under this section shall apply to each furlough, and each resident granted a furlough shall agree to abide by them.
(1) The furloughed person shall abide by the terms of his or her furlough plan.
(2) Upon arrival at the destination indicated in his or her furlough plan, the furloughed person shall, when so required, report to a state probation and parole officer in accordance with instructions given by the secretary prior to release on furlough. He or she shall report as frequently as may be required by the state probation and parole officer.
(3) The furloughed person shall abide by all local, state, and federal laws.
(4) With approval of the state probation and parole officer designated by the secretary, the furloughed person may accept temporary employment during a period of furlough.
(5) The furloughed person shall not leave the state at any time while on furlough.
(6) Other limitations on movement within the state may be imposed as a condition of furlough.
(7) The furloughed person shall not, in any public place, drink intoxicating beverages or be in an intoxicated condition. A furloughed person shall not enter any tavern, bar, or cocktail lounge.
(8) A furloughed person who drives a motor vehicle shall:
(a) Have a valid Washington driver's license in his or her possession;
(b) Have the owner's written permission to drive any vehicle not his or her own or his or her spouse's;
(c) Have at least minimum personal injury and property damage liability coverage on the vehicle he or she is driving; and
(d) Observe all traffic laws.
(9) Each furloughed person shall carry with him or her at all times while on furlough a copy of his or her furlough order prescribed pursuant to RCW 72.66.028 and a copy of the identification card issued to him or her pursuant to RCW 72.66.032.
(10) The furloughed person shall comply with any other terms or conditions which the secretary may prescribe.
[ 2012 c 117 § 492; 1973 c 20 § 9.]
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