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Intake Center Prisoners Have Right of Access to Courts
Loaded on June 15, 1994
published in Prison Legal News
June, 1994, page 5
After conviction and sentencing, Oregon prisoners are taken to the Oregon Corrections Intake Center (OCIC) which conducts an initial assessment and classifies the prisoner to the prison he/she will ultimately be sent. The average stay is between four to twelve weeks. The OCIC is jointly run by the Oregon DOC ...
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Dental Care,
Court Access,
Law Library Access/Adequacy,
Photocopies,
Contractor Liability.
Location:
Oregon.
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