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ID H0358

Bill

Status

Passed

3/19/2018

Primary Sponsor

Judiciary, Rules and Administration Committee

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Origin

House of Representatives

2018 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Changes language in Idaho Code Section 19-2601 from "shall" to "may" to make court retention of jurisdiction over prisoners discretionary rather than mandatory.

  • Court may retain jurisdiction over prisoners for up to 365 days of a sentence to the state board of correction, during which the board determines placement and provides education, programming, and treatment.

  • Prisoner remains committed to the board of correction unless affirmatively placed on probation by the court within the 365-day retention period.

  • Court may extend its decision to place defendant on probation or release jurisdiction up to 30 days beyond the retention period in extraordinary circumstances where the court cannot obtain information or secure defendant's presence for a hearing.

  • Court may sentence a defendant to multiple periods of retained jurisdiction after initial probation placement or following release from juvenile corrections commitment.

Legislative Description

Amends existing law to provide that the court may retain jurisdiction over certain prisoners for a certain period of time.

SUSPENSION OF JUDGMENT AND SENTENCE

Last Action

Reported Signed by Governor on March 19, 2018 Session Law Chapter 125 Effective: 07/01/2018

3/19/2018

Committee Referrals

Judiciary and Rules1/30/2018
Judiciary, Rules and Administration1/17/2018

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