In transfer situations involving multiple jurisdictions under the Interstate Compact for Adult Supervision (ICAOS), which agency prepares the application packet and how are other agencies notified of violations?
Whichever jurisdiction has "the body" should prepare the application packet. This will require that jurisdiction to obtain all necessary documents from all other jurisdictions. Violations reports will be sent by the receiving state through Washington's Interstate Compact office. From there, the report will be disbursed to the Washington misdemeanor court/probation department. In situations where multiple jurisdictions are involved, the application packet should include case numbers and addresses of all jurisdictions involved. In this way, the violation reports will be distributed to all courts involved.
For detailed information about the ICAOS program, there are three Web sites (below) to assist you as well as an attached document listing contact information.
The Washington State Interstate Compact for Adult Offenders under Supervision (ICAOS) Web site, a link to which is located on the Organizations/Other Washington Organizations page of the Inside Courts Web site. This site includes the following information:
Advisory Opinions.
Bench Book for Judges & Court Personnel.
On-line Forms.
Rules.
- The national Interstate Compact for Adult Offenders under Supervision (ICAOS) Web site, a link to which is located on the Organizations/National page of the Inside Courts Web site.
See also:
- Answer ID: Handling ICAOS cases being supervised out of state.
- The Washington State Department of Corrections (DOC) Web site: (http://www.doc.wa.gov).
- Answer ID: Finding information about the Interstate Compact on Adult Offender
Supervision (ICAOS).
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