Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 10, October 25, 2024
Section 130-40 - Reentry SupervisionA. Reentry Supervision Program(1) The Department shall operate a supervised reentry program to provide for a period of reentry supervision for eligible inmates beginning one hundred and eighty days before the date they would otherwise have been released. The Department shall establish terms and conditions of supervised reentry. The Department shall provide supervision of inmates placed on supervised reentry and utilize an evidence based assessment to determine the inmate's risk and needs.B. Terms and Conditions of Supervised Reentry(1) The terms and conditions of supervised reentry must include, but are not limited to: (a) mandatory reporting as instructed, (b) residence requirements and restrictions, (c) employment requirements and restrictions,(d) allowing agents of the Department to visit in the home, place of employment or elsewhere at any time, (e) restrictions on the use of alcohol and controlled substances, (f) submitting to alcohol and drug testing a instructed, (g) restrictions on movement and access to businesses/locations as instructed, (h) restrictions on the possession of firearms and other weapons,(i) restrictions from associations with other persons with a criminal record, (j) refraining from violation of any federal, state or local laws, (k) notifying agent of any arrest, detainment or questioning by law enforcement officials, (l) paying all financial obligations as instructed, and (m) submitting to the advice and instructions of the agent.C. Alleged Violations (1) Alleged violations of the terms or conditions of supervised reentry shall be initiated pursuant to a warrant or citation issued by a probation agent setting forth the violations and shall be presented to the Department's hearing officer for final disposition. If the hearing officer determines the inmate has violated a term or condition of reentry supervision, the hearing officer may impose other terms or conditions and may continue the inmate on reentry supervision, or the hearing officer may revoke the inmate's reentry supervision and return the inmate to the Department of Corrections to serve the remainder of his or her sentence. The decision of the hearing officer regarding reentry supervision shall be final and there shall be no appeal of this decision.Added by State Register Volume 35, Issue No. 6, eff June 24, 2011.