Section 16-22-19 – Eligibility for earned discharge.
16-22-19. Eligibility for earned discharge. Each offender placed on felony probation for a term of at least six months, except an offender placed on probation for a conviction of a sex offense as defined in §22-24B-1, or a violation of sex offender registry requirements, or a violation of community safety zone requirements and who will […]
Section 16-22-20 – Report of earned discharge credits.
16-22-20. Report of earned discharge credits. The State Court Administrator’s Office shall provide semiannually to the oversight council the number and percent of probationers who qualify for earned discharge credits and the average amount of credits earned by offenders. Source: SL 2013, ch 101, §25.
Section 16-22-21 – Oversight council responsible for monitoring and reporting performance and outcome measures.
16-22-21. Oversight council responsible for monitoring and reporting performance and outcome measures. There is hereby established an oversight council responsible for monitoring and reporting performance and outcome measures related to the provisions set forth in this chapter. The Unified Judicial System shall provide staff support for the council. Source: SL 2013, ch 101, §67.
Section 16-22-22 – Membership of oversight council.
16-22-22. Membership of oversight council. The oversight council shall be composed of thirteen members. The Governor shall appoint four members, including one member from the Board of Pardons and Paroles, one member from the Department of Corrections, one member from the Department of Social Services, and one additional member who shall serve as chair. The […]
Section 16-22-23 – Meetings of oversight council–Termination–Powers and duties.
16-22-23. Meetings of oversight council–Termination–Powers and duties. The oversight council shall meet within ninety days after appointment and shall meet at least semiannually thereafter. The oversight council terminates five years after its first meeting, unless the Legislature, by joint resolution, continues the oversight council for a specified period of time. The oversight council has the […]
Section 16-22-24 – Treatment and intervention programs.
16-22-24. Treatment and intervention programs. Treatment and intervention programs, as used in this section, mean substance abuse, mental health, or cognitive based treatment received by probationers or parolees. All treatment and intervention programs for parolees and probationers shall be intended to reduce recidivism as demonstrated by research or documented evidence. Payment for substance abuse or […]
Section 16-22-25 – Grant program for adult community residential services to reduce risk of recidivism.
16-22-25. Grant program for adult community residential services to reduce risk of recidivism. There is hereby established the alternative care program to be administered by the Unified Judicial System. The Unified Judicial System shall award grants to nonprofit entities within the State of South Dakota that provide indigent adults with extended residential alternative care programs […]
Section 16-22-26 – Request for proposals.
16-22-26. Request for proposals. The Unified Judicial System shall initiate a request for proposal and publicize the availability of the grant funding and any procedures for obtaining grants pursuant to §16-22-25. Source: SL 2015, ch 120, §2, eff. Mar. 19, 2015.
Section 16-22-16 – Case history and risk and needs assessment of probationer.
16-22-16. Case history and risk and needs assessment of probationer. If a probationer is sentenced to a term of imprisonment in the state penitentiary, the Unified Judicial System shall transfer the case history of the probationer including the results of a risk and needs assessment conducted on the probationer to the Department of Corrections. Source: […]
Section 16-22-8 – HOPE probation programs.
16-22-8. HOPE probation programs. The Supreme Court is authorized to establish South Dakota HOPE probation programs in any court that has jurisdiction over criminal cases. Source: SL 2013, ch 101, §9, eff. Jan. 1, 2014; SL 2016, ch 113, §1.