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Code · Washington · Title 72 — State Institutions · Chapter 72.68

RCW 72.68.050

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Whenever a prisoner who is serving a sentence imposed by a court of this state is transferred from a state correctional institution for convicted felons under RCW 72.68.040 through 72.68.070 , the superintendent shall send to the clerk of the court pursuant to whose order or judgment the prisoner was committed to a state correctional institution for convicted felons a notice of transfer, disclosing the name of the prisoner transferred and giving the name and location of the institution to which the prisoner was transferred.
The superintendent shall keep a copy of all notices of transfer on file as a public record open to inspection; and the clerk of the court shall file with the judgment roll in the appropriate case a copy of each notice of transfer which he or she receives from the superintendent.
[ 2012 c 117 s 501 ; 1967 c 60 s 2 ; 1959 c 47 s 2 ; 1959 c 28 s 72.68.050 . Prior: 1957 c 27 s 2 . Formerly RCW 9.95.185 .]
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