ID S1340

Probationers must pay the costs of court-ordered breath or bodily fluid testing in addition to supervision fees, with courts able to waive this requirement upon a showing of cause.

Creates new Idaho Code Section 19-3922 applying the same breath and bodily fluid testing cost requirements to probationers under felony probation supervision.

Defines supervision costs in Section 20-225 to include direct and indirect costs such as drug and alcohol testing, rehabilitation materials, and location monitoring technology.

Allows the division of probation and parole to exempt offenders from supervision fee contributions if they have diligently sought employment but been unable to obtain it, or have a qualifying disability.

Clarifies that courts retain authority to order payment of other costs and fees authorized by law for persons convicted of criminal offenses, including those on probation or parole, separate from supervision fees.