The Governor is authorized and requested to execute, on behalf of the Commonwealth, with any other state or states legally joining therein a compact that shall be in form substantially as follows:
The compacting states solemnly agree that:
ARTICLE I.
The party states, desiring by common action to efficiently utilize and provide emergency medical, dental, and psychiatric care for prisoners of local correctional facilities, declare that it is the policy of each of the party states to cooperate with one another to serve the best interests of the prisoners and of the state and local governments in the convenient and economical provision of these services. The purpose of this compact is to provide for the mutual recognition of the control and authority over prisoners during transport to and from medical, dental, and psychiatric facilities across state boundaries.
ARTICLE II.
As used in this compact, unless the context clearly requires otherwise:
1. "State" means a state of the United States, the United States of America, a territory or possession of the United States, the District of Columbia, or the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
2. "Sending state" means a state party to this compact in which a prisoner in need of medical, dental, or psychiatric services is incarcerated.
3. "Receiving state" means a state party to this compact in which is located a medical, dental, or psychiatric facility.
4. "Prisoner" means a male or female offender who is committed under sentence to or confined in a local correctional facility.
5. "Local correctional facility" means any penal or correctional facility or any jail, regional jail, jail farm, or other place used for the detention or incarceration of adult offenders that is owned, maintained, or operated by any political subdivision or combination of subdivisions of a state or a local government of a state.
ARTICLE III.
Each party state agrees to extend all necessary authority to law-enforcement or corrections officers from a sending state while such officers have in their custody a prisoner for the purpose of escorting the prisoner to and from a medical, dental, or psychiatric facility located in the receiving state.
ARTICLE IV.
This compact shall enter into force and become effective and binding upon the states so acting when it has been enacted into law by any two states. Thereafter, this compact shall enter into force and become effective and binding as to any other of said states upon similar action by such state.
ARTICLE V.
This compact shall continue in force and remain binding upon a party state until the party state has enacted a statute repealing the same and providing for the sending of formal written notice of withdrawal from the compact to the appropriate official of all other party states. No actual withdrawal shall take effect until one year after the notice provided in said statute has been sent. Such withdrawal shall not relieve the withdrawing state from its obligations assumed hereunder prior to the effective date of withdrawal. Before the effective date of withdrawal, a withdrawing state shall remove to its territory, at its own expense, such inmates as it may have confined pursuant to the provisions of this compact.
ARTICLE VI.
The provisions of this compact shall be liberally construed and shall be severable. If any phrase, clause, sentence, or provision of this compact is declared to be contrary to the constitution of any participating state or of the United States or the applicability thereof to any government, agency, person, or circumstance is held invalid, the validity of the remainder of this compact and the applicability thereof to any government, agency, person, or circumstance shall not be affected thereby. If this compact is held contrary to the constitution of any state participating therein, the compact shall remain in full force and effect as to the remaining states and in full force and effect as to the state affected as to all severable matters.
2013, c. 138.
Structure Code of Virginia
Title 53.1 - Prisons and Other Methods of Correction
Chapter 3 - Local Correctional Facilities
§ 53.1-69.1. Review of death of inmates in local correctional facilities
§ 53.1-69.2. Administrative appeal of Board determinations
§ 53.1-70. Jurisdiction of court to enforce orders of Board; proceedings
§ 53.1-70.1. Transport of prisoners; authority
§ 53.1-71. Courts to order jails erected and repaired
§ 53.1-71.1. Private construction, operation, etc., of regional jail facility
§ 53.1-71.2. Authority of security employees
§ 53.1-71.3. Application of certain criminal laws to contractor-operated facilities
§ 53.1-71.4. Powers and duties not delegable to contractor
§ 53.1-71.5. Board to promulgate regulations
§ 53.1-71.6. State reimbursement to localities
§ 53.1-72. Jails of counties and cities to be jails of courts therein
§ 53.1-73. When jail of county to be jail for town
§ 53.1-74. When court may adopt jail of another county or city
§ 53.1-75. Procedure after adoption
§ 53.1-76. Commitment to jail of another county or city; payment of costs, etc.
§ 53.1-78. Jail for Supreme Court
§ 53.1-79. Jails for United States prisoners; payment by United States
§ 53.1-79.1. Agreements to transfer, transport, and confine prisoners
§ 53.1-80. State reimbursement of localities for construction
§ 53.1-82. Regional contracts for cooperative jailing of offenders; state reimbursement
§ 53.1-82.1. Approval of jail projects by the Board; plan for community corrections
§ 53.1-82.2. Method of reimbursement; involvement of the Treasury Board
§ 53.1-82.3. Budgeting schedule for jail projects
§ 53.1-84. State funds available to local correctional facilities for operating costs
§ 53.1-85. Time and manner of payment
§ 53.1-86. Limitation on use of state funds; records of receipts and disbursements
§ 53.1-88. Governing body to examine statements, accounts and invoices and issue warrants
§ 53.1-90. Pay for United States prisoners
§ 53.1-91. Pay for prisoners from other counties, cities or towns
§ 53.1-92. Disposition of money collected from United States or other counties, cities or towns
§ 53.1-94. Same when paid by county or city; same when by Compensation Board
§ 53.1-95. Provisions applicable to jail farms of counties and cities
§ 53.1-95.1. Limits on state expenditures
§ 53.1-95.4. Ordinance, agreement or resolution creating authority
§ 53.1-95.5. Joinder of new subdivision; withdrawal from authority
§ 53.1-95.7. Powers of authority
§ 53.1-95.8. Authority of superintendent and jail officers; oath and bond; fees charged to prisoner
§ 53.1-95.9. Acquisition of interests in land
§ 53.1-95.10. Issuance of revenue bonds
§ 53.1-95.11. Trust agreements
§ 53.1-95.12. Charge for use of services
§ 53.1-95.13. Revenues and proceeds from sale of bonds
§ 53.1-95.14. Rights of bond holders and trustees
§ 53.1-95.15. Exemption from taxes
§ 53.1-95.16. Issuance of revenue refunding bonds
§ 53.1-95.17. General purpose of an authority
§ 53.1-95.18. Design-build contracts
§ 53.1-95.19. State reimbursement
§ 53.1-95.20. Duty to prescribe rules and regulations
§ 53.1-95.21. Supplemental and additional powers
§ 53.1-95.22. Liberal construction
§ 53.1-95.24. Inconsistent laws inapplicable
§ 53.1-96. County and city farms; persons who may be confined
§ 53.1-97. Appointment of superintendent and guards
§ 53.1-98. Authority of superintendent and guards
§ 53.1-99. Jurisdiction of offenses committed by prisoners
§ 53.1-100. Oath and bond of superintendent and guards
§ 53.1-102. Sending prisoners to other farms
§ 53.1-104.1. Superintendents of jail farms to make monthly reports to Director
§ 53.1-106.1. Location of jail facilities
§ 53.1-107. Organization of board; annual report
§ 53.1-108. Expenses and allowance
§ 53.1-109. Authority of jail superintendent and jail officers; fees charged to prisoner
§ 53.1-109.01. Authority for regional jail officers to carry weapons
§ 53.1-109.2. Regional jail superintendents not to be interested in private corrections enterprises
§ 53.1-110. Oath and bond of superintendent and jail officers
§ 53.1-112. Jail or jail farm expenses
§ 53.1-113. Transportation of prisoners to jail or jail farm
§ 53.1-114. Reimbursement of costs
§ 53.1-115. Payment of salaries of superintendents and medical and treatment personnel
§ 53.1-115.2. Establishment of stores in regional jails and regional jail farms
§ 53.1-116.1. Jailer to give notice of release of certain prisoners
§ 53.1-116.1:01. Jailer to give notice of intake of certain prisoners
§ 53.1-116.1:02. Jailer-issued identification
§ 53.1-116.2. Sheriffs to be keepers of jails
§ 53.1-116.3. Improper release; capias, arrest and hearing
§ 53.1-117. Violations of rules to be recorded in register
§ 53.1-118. Courts to fine sheriffs for failure to perform duties
§ 53.1-119. Court duties of sheriff
§ 53.1-121. Sheriffs to make daily reports to Compensation Board; failure to send report
§ 53.1-122. Daily records of sheriffs and jail superintendents
§ 53.1-123. Other accounts, information and records as required by Department
§ 53.1-124. Sheriffs and jail superintendents to report to the courts
§ 53.1-126. Responsibility of sheriffs and jail superintendents for food, clothing and medicine
§ 53.1-127. Who may enter interior of local correctional facilities; searches of those entering
§ 53.1-127.1. Establishment of stores in local correctional facilities
§ 53.1-127.3. Deferred or installment payment agreement for unpaid fees
§ 53.1-127.5. Collection of fees owed; contract for collection; duties of Department of Taxation
§ 53.1-128. Workforces and authorized work places
§ 53.1-131.3. Payment of costs associated with prisoners' keep
§ 53.1-132. Furloughs from local work release programs; penalty for violations
§ 53.1-133. Treatment of prisoner with contagious disease
§ 53.1-133.01. Medical treatment for prisoners
§ 53.1-133.01:1. Payment for bodily injury
§ 53.1-133.02. Notice to be given upon prisoner release, escape, etc.
§ 53.1-133.03. Exchange of medical and mental health information and records
§ 53.1-133.04. Medical and mental health treatment of prisoners incapable of giving consent
§ 53.1-133.2. Establishment of jail industry programs
§ 53.1-133.3. Eligibility to participate
§ 53.1-133.4. Participant compensation
§ 53.1-133.5. Disposition of money collected and payment of expenses for jail industry program
§ 53.1-133.6. Restriction on sale of jail industry program goods and services; print shop
§ 53.1-133.7. Sale of artistic products
§ 53.1-133.8. Purchases by agencies, localities, and certain nonprofit organizations