Directive #19-23 - CJR - Pretrial Services - (a) Strict Home Detention (w/o Electronic Monitoring), (b) Home Detention with Limited Exceptions (w/o Electronic Monitoring), and (c) Home Detention with Electronic Monitoring (Supersedes Directive #27-21)

This Directive provides updated guidance on the use of the three categories of Home Detention for defendants on pretrial monitoring: (a) Strict Home Detention, (b) Home Detention with Limited Exceptions, and ( c) Home Detention with Electronic Monitoring. 

These categories of pretrial release, when they may be ordered, how they are to be monitored, and the required staff response to violations, are detailed below. The revised guidance provided by this directive is intended to enhance the efficiency and the successful use of these options. As such, effective immediately, it supersedes Directive #27-21 ("Criminal Justice Reform-Pretrial Services-Strict Home Detention (without Electronic Monitoring), Home Detention with Limited Exceptions (without Electronic Monitoring), and Home Detention with Electronic Monitoring"). 

Attached to this directive are: (1) the Criteria for Ordering Home Detention and/or Electronic Monitoring as a Condition of Pretrial Release (CN 12972), (2) the Home Detention Screening form (CN 12973), (3) the Electronic Monitoring Screening form (CN 12220), (4) Notification of Expectations for Defendant Ordered to Strict Home Detention (CN 12872), (5) Notification of Expectations for Defendant Ordered to Home Detention with Limited Exceptions (CN 12873), and (6) the Request for Leave from Home Detention form (CN 12740). These documents have been updated to reflect the revised guidance set forth in this Directive.