§ 144.349 When ORS 144.343 does not apply

If someone on parole or post-prison supervision is accused of breaking the rules, and they end up in custody somewhere else, this rule explains when the normal process does not apply. Specifically, if the person is being held in a different state than the one that released them, or if they are in federal custody, Oregon's usual procedure under ORS 144.343 does not kick in.

In plain terms, this means Oregon does not have to follow its standard steps for handling the alleged violation while the person is locked up elsewhere. This can happen if someone moves to another state and gets arrested there, or if they get picked up by federal authorities. Oregon officials need other legal steps to deal with the situation before the usual parole violation process can move forward.