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WAC 388-891A-0110. What happens if DVR receives information that indicates I have a history of violent or predatory acts?

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Washington Administrative Code › Title 388 › Chapter 388-891A › Section 388-891A-0110

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If DVR receives information that indicates you have a history of violent or predatory behavior, DVR staff will discuss that history with you. DVR will ask that you consent to release information about this behavioral history to a potential service provider or potential employer prior to referral for services when a risk assessment, as described in WAC 388-891A-0707 , indicates a potential risk to individuals you may encounter while receiving services or working.

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