N.D. Cent. Code § 12-48.1-01
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12-48.1-01. Director may provide certain services for offenders
Official statutory text
12-48.1-01. Director may provide certain services for offenders
The director of the department of corrections and rehabilitation may participate in programs
in which offenders committed to the legal and physical custody of the department may be
gainfully employed or participate in an educational or other rehabilitation program either in or
outside facilities under the control of the department. The director may obtain or contract with
separate facilities with minimum security for housing offenders granted release privileges. In
areas where facilities are not within reasonable proximity of the place of employment or training
of an offender so released, the director may arrange for the housing of the offender in local
confinement facilities.
The director of the department of corrections and rehabilitation may participate in programs
in which offenders committed to the legal and physical custody of the department may be
gainfully employed or participate in an educational or other rehabilitation program either in or
outside facilities under the control of the department. The director may obtain or contract with
separate facilities with minimum security for housing offenders granted release privileges. In
areas where facilities are not within reasonable proximity of the place of employment or training
of an offender so released, the director may arrange for the housing of the offender in local
confinement facilities.
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