SB5219 modifies eligibility for partial confinement and home detention for incarcerated individuals.
SB5219 amends eligibility criteria for partial confinement and home detention for incarcerated individuals. It allows eligible individuals to serve up to the final 18 months of their sentence in partial confinement as home detention. The bill also mandates that the Department of Corrections assist individuals diagnosed with substance use disorders in accessing treatment services. Additionally, it requires the department to report monthly on the number of incarcerated individuals in the graduated reentry program who received substance use disorder treatment.
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