New Hampshire Agreement for the Provision of Supervised Electronic Confinement Program Services between Orange Co., CA and Sentencing Concepts

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Agr. for Provision of Supervised Elec. Confinement Prog. Serv. btwn Orange Co., CA and Sentencing Concepts dated Sep. 1, 1996. 2 pgs. The New Hampshire Agreement for the Provision of Supervised Electronic Confinement Program Services outlines a collaboration between Orange County, California and Sentencing Concepts to facilitate the implementation of an electronic confinement program within the region. This agreement aims to introduce an alternative sentencing option that promotes rehabilitation, supervision, and reintegration for non-violent offenders. By utilizing advanced electronic monitoring technology, this program allows eligible individuals to serve their sentences within their communities while maintaining close monitoring and supervision. The agreement establishes the roles and responsibilities of each party involved. Orange County, California, as the governing authority, provides the necessary funding, resources, and oversight for the successful operation of the program. Sentencing Concepts, a trusted provider of electronic confinement services, is responsible for the installation, maintenance, and monitoring of the electronic monitoring equipment and devices. Under the New Hampshire Agreement, the program operates under strict guidelines and procedures to ensure the safety of the community and the compliance of participants. Eligibility criteria are established to determine who may be suitable for electronic confinement instead of traditional incarceration. This may include individuals convicted of non-violent offenses, low-level offenses, or those who pose a minimal risk to society. The agreement also highlights the importance of the rehabilitative aspect of the program. It emphasizes the provision of support services such as counseling, job training, and educational opportunities to participants, aiming to address the root causes of criminal behavior and facilitate successful reintegration into society. In addition to the main New Hampshire Agreement, there may be variations or addendums to address specific considerations or modifications to the program. For example, a separate agreement may be drafted if the program expands to include juvenile offenders or if specific conditions are required for participants with mental health issues. Keywords: New Hampshire Agreement, Provision of Supervised Electronic Confinement Program Services, Orange County, California, Sentencing Concepts, electronic monitoring, alternative sentencing option, rehabilitation, supervision, reintegration, non-violent offenders, electronic monitoring equipment, guidelines and procedures, eligibility criteria, support services, counseling, job training, educational opportunities, variations, addendums, juvenile offenders, mental health issues.

The New Hampshire Agreement for the Provision of Supervised Electronic Confinement Program Services outlines a collaboration between Orange County, California and Sentencing Concepts to facilitate the implementation of an electronic confinement program within the region. This agreement aims to introduce an alternative sentencing option that promotes rehabilitation, supervision, and reintegration for non-violent offenders. By utilizing advanced electronic monitoring technology, this program allows eligible individuals to serve their sentences within their communities while maintaining close monitoring and supervision. The agreement establishes the roles and responsibilities of each party involved. Orange County, California, as the governing authority, provides the necessary funding, resources, and oversight for the successful operation of the program. Sentencing Concepts, a trusted provider of electronic confinement services, is responsible for the installation, maintenance, and monitoring of the electronic monitoring equipment and devices. Under the New Hampshire Agreement, the program operates under strict guidelines and procedures to ensure the safety of the community and the compliance of participants. Eligibility criteria are established to determine who may be suitable for electronic confinement instead of traditional incarceration. This may include individuals convicted of non-violent offenses, low-level offenses, or those who pose a minimal risk to society. The agreement also highlights the importance of the rehabilitative aspect of the program. It emphasizes the provision of support services such as counseling, job training, and educational opportunities to participants, aiming to address the root causes of criminal behavior and facilitate successful reintegration into society. In addition to the main New Hampshire Agreement, there may be variations or addendums to address specific considerations or modifications to the program. For example, a separate agreement may be drafted if the program expands to include juvenile offenders or if specific conditions are required for participants with mental health issues. Keywords: New Hampshire Agreement, Provision of Supervised Electronic Confinement Program Services, Orange County, California, Sentencing Concepts, electronic monitoring, alternative sentencing option, rehabilitation, supervision, reintegration, non-violent offenders, electronic monitoring equipment, guidelines and procedures, eligibility criteria, support services, counseling, job training, educational opportunities, variations, addendums, juvenile offenders, mental health issues.