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IN HB1006
Bill
Status
5/5/2015
Primary Sponsor
Gregory Steuerwald
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AI Summary
HEA 1006 Summary
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Establishes the Justice Reinvestment Advisory Council to review local corrections programs, county jails, probation services, and grant award processes at the state level.
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Directs the Department of Correction to compile monthly data on committed persons, facility populations, inmate classifications, and felony convictions, reporting quarterly to the budget committee and monthly to the advisory council.
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Authorizes grants to counties for community corrections and court-supervised recidivism reduction programs, with priority given to programs serving individuals with mental illness, addictive disorders, intellectual disabilities, and developmental disabilities.
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Creates the Mental Health and Addiction Forensic Treatment Services account administered by the Division of Mental Health and Addiction to fund treatment services for individuals with household incomes up to 200% of federal poverty level who have felony convictions or are in community corrections programs.
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Repeals the County Corrections Fund and modifies sentencing provisions to allow probation officers to consult with community corrections staff when preparing presentence investigation reports for potential community corrections placement.
Legislative Description
Criminal justice funding. Establishes the justice reinvestment advisory council (advisory council) to review and evaluate local corrections programs, grant applications, and the processes used to award grants. Requires the department to compile certain information and submit reports to the budget committee and advisory council. Specifies the purposes for which the department may award financial aid. Repeals the county corrections fund that provides funding to each county for operation of the county's jail, jail programs, or other local correctional facilities or community based programs. Requires a probation officer to consult with community corrections concerning programs available to the defendant in preparing
Last Action
Public Law 179
5/5/2015