Arizona HB2770 establishes a home confinement program for eligible inmates, including electronic monitoring, fees, and victim input.
Arizona HB2770 amends the state's statutes to create a home confinement program for inmates who have served at least one year of their sentence. Eligible inmates must have committed certain non-violent offenses, have no prior home confinement participation, and no outstanding felony warrants or detainers. The Department of Corrections will monitor participants through electronic surveillance, including wearable technology. Inmates must pay a monthly supervision fee, with a minimum of $65, unless unable to pay. The department must notify victims of the offense and consider their feedback.
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