Alaska SB71 establishes a pretrial services program to assess risks and supervise defendants awaiting trial.
Alaska SB71 amends the state's pretrial services program by assigning the Department of Corrections to provide pretrial supervision services. The commissioner must appoint qualified pretrial services officers, establish a pretrial risk assessment for defendants, and make recommendations to the court regarding pretrial release decisions. The bill also allows the commissioner to enter into agreements with municipalities for pretrial supervision services and adopt regulations for fees.
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