Ark. Code Ann. § 5-4-911
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Each pre-adjudication probation program established under this subchapter, subject to an appropriation, funding, and position authorization, both programmatic and administrative, shall be provided with the following resources: (1) The Department of Community Correction shall provide the following pursuant to § 5-4-903 for adult offenders: (A) A minimum of one (1) counselor position for every thirty (30) pre-adjudication probation program participants; (B) A minimum of one (1) probation officer position for every forty (40) pre-adjudication probation program participants; (C) A minimum of one (1) administrative assistant position for each pre-adjudication probation program; and (D) Drug screens and testing as needed. (2) The Administrative Office of the Courts shall: (A) Provide funding for additional ongoing maintenance and operation costs of local pre-adjudication probation programs not provided by the Department of Community Correction or the Department of Human Services, including without limitation local pre-adjudication probation program supplies, education, travel, and related expenses; (B) Provide direct support to the pre-adjudication probation program judge and pre-adjudication probation program; (C) Provide coordination between the multidisciplinary team and the pre-adjudication probation program judge; (D) Provide case management; (E) Monitor compliance of pre-adjudication probation program participants with pre-adjudication probation program requirements; and (F) Provide pre-adjudication probation program evaluation and accountability. Added by Act 2013, No. 1340,§ 1, eff. 8/16/2013.
Each pre-adjudication probation program established under this subchapter, subject to an appropriation, funding, and position authorization, both programmatic and administrative, shall be provided with the following resources:
(1) The Department of Community Correction shall provide the following pursuant to § 5-4-903 for adult offenders: (A) A minimum of one (1) counselor position for every thirty (30) pre-adjudication probation program participants; (B) A minimum of one (1) probation officer position for every forty (40) pre-adjudication probation program participants; (C) A minimum of one (1) administrative assistant position for each pre-adjudication probation program; and (D) Drug screens and testing as needed.
(A) A minimum of one (1) counselor position for every thirty (30) pre-adjudication probation program participants;
(B) A minimum of one (1) probation officer position for every forty (40) pre-adjudication probation program participants;
(C) A minimum of one (1) administrative assistant position for each pre-adjudication probation program; and
(D) Drug screens and testing as needed.
(2) The Administrative Office of the Courts shall: (A) Provide funding for additional ongoing maintenance and operation costs of local pre-adjudication probation programs not provided by the Department of Community Correction or the Department of Human Services, including without limitation local pre-adjudication probation program supplies, education, travel, and related expenses; (B) Provide direct support to the pre-adjudication probation program judge and pre-adjudication probation program; (C) Provide coordination between the multidisciplinary team and the pre-adjudication probation program judge; (D) Provide case management; (E) Monitor compliance of pre-adjudication probation program participants with pre-adjudication probation program requirements; and (F) Provide pre-adjudication probation program evaluation and accountability.
(A) Provide funding for additional ongoing maintenance and operation costs of local pre-adjudication probation programs not provided by the Department of Community Correction or the Department of Human Services, including without limitation local pre-adjudication probation program supplies, education, travel, and related expenses;
pre-adjudication probation program evaluation and accountability.
(A) Provide funding for additional ongoing maintenance and operation costs of local pre-adjudication probation programs not provided by the Department of Community Correction or the Department of Human Services, including without limitation local pre-adjudication probation program supplies, education, travel, and related expenses;
(B) Provide direct support to the pre-adjudication probation program judge and pre-adjudication probation program;
(C) Provide coordination between the multidisciplinary team and the pre-adjudication probation program judge;
(D) Provide case management;
(E) Monitor compliance of pre-adjudication probation program participants with pre-adjudication probation program requirements; and
(F) Provide pre-adjudication probation program evaluation and accountability.
Added by Act 2013, No. 1340,§ 1, eff. 8/16/2013.
Each pre-adjudication probation program established under this subchapter, subject to an appropriation, funding, and position authorization, both programmatic and administrative, shall be provided with the following resources:
(1) The Department of Community Correction shall provide the following pursuant to § 5-4-903 for adult offenders: (A) A minimum of one (1) counselor position for every thirty (30) pre-adjudication probation program participants; (B) A minimum of one (1) probation officer position for every forty (40) pre-adjudication probation program participants; (C) A minimum of one (1) administrative assistant position for each pre-adjudication probation program; and (D) Drug screens and testing as needed.
(A) A minimum of one (1) counselor position for every thirty (30) pre-adjudication probation program participants;
(B) A minimum of one (1) probation officer position for every forty (40) pre-adjudication probation program participants;
(C) A minimum of one (1) administrative assistant position for each pre-adjudication probation program; and
(D) Drug screens and testing as needed.
(2) The Administrative Office of the Courts shall: (A) Provide funding for additional ongoing maintenance and operation costs of local pre-adjudication probation programs not provided by the Department of Community Correction or the Department of Human Services, including without limitation local pre-adjudication probation program supplies, education, travel, and related expenses; (B) Provide direct support to the pre-adjudication probation program judge and pre-adjudication probation program; (C) Provide coordination between the multidisciplinary team and the pre-adjudication probation program judge; (D) Provide case management; (E) Monitor compliance of pre-adjudication probation program participants with pre-adjudication probation program requirements; and (F) Provide pre-adjudication probation program evaluation and accountability.
(A) Provide funding for additional ongoing maintenance and operation costs of local pre-adjudication probation programs not provided by the Department of Community Correction or the Department of Human Services, including without limitation local pre-adjudication probation program supplies, education, travel, and related expenses;
pre-adjudication probation program evaluation and accountability.
(A) Provide funding for additional ongoing maintenance and operation costs of local pre-adjudication probation programs not provided by the Department of Community Correction or the Department of Human Services, including without limitation local pre-adjudication probation program supplies, education, travel, and related expenses;
(B) Provide direct support to the pre-adjudication probation program judge and pre-adjudication probation program;
(C) Provide coordination between the multidisciplinary team and the pre-adjudication probation program judge;
(D) Provide case management;
(E) Monitor compliance of pre-adjudication probation program participants with pre-adjudication probation program requirements; and
(F) Provide pre-adjudication probation program evaluation and accountability.
Added by Act 2013, No. 1340,§ 1, eff. 8/16/2013.
Status: in_force
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