Washington § 72.09.620 - Extraordinary medical placement — Reports.

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§ 72.09.620. Extraordinary medical placement — Reports.

The secretary shall report annually to the legislature on the number of offenders considered for an extraordinary medical placement, the number of offenders who were granted such a placement, the number of offenders who were denied such a placement, the length of time between initial consideration and the placement decision for each offender who was granted an extraordinary medical placement, the number of offenders granted an extraordinary medical placement who were later returned to total confinement, and the cost savings realized by the state.
[ 1999 c 324 s 7.]

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