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Electronic Monitoring (EM)/ House Arrest (HA) Programs

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Electronic Monitoring (EM)/ House Arrest (HA) Programs

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Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio (Stryker, OH)

Published 2002. 27 pages.

Procedures governing electronic monitoring and home arrest are supplied. Sections comprising this policy are: eligibility criteria; ineligible offenders; notification of law enforcement officials; notification of court personal; placement process; intake orientation; program descriptions; monitoring level; caseload size; movement; program costs; staff training; program participation reports; case management; violations; terminations; offender emergencies; and electronic monitoring equipment security and maintenance. Pertinent forms are also included. Accession Number: 021132

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