22-2816.Supervised release; eligibility; agreement;elements of program.(a) Supervised release programs shall consist of extensive interviewswith defendants who have been denied release on personal recognizance toselect those defendants who under some form of supervised release arelikely to appear in court when required, are likely to cooperate withand benefit from supervised release and are willing to activelyparticipate therein. Defendants who are not residents of Kansas, who arethe subject of specific detainer orders of other state or federal lawenforcement agencies or who are in need of physical or mental care ortreatment, including care or treatment for any chemical dependency orintoxication, shall not be eligible for a recommendation for supervisedrelease or to participate in a supervised release program.
(b) Upon the basis of interviews and other available information, courtservices officers shall prepare and submit, in proper cases,recommendations to the court for supervised release of defendants andshall include suggestions for appropriate conditions for the release ofthe defendants. If the court orders the release of the defendant withthe condition of specific participation in the supervised releaseprogram, the court services officer shall prepare and thedefendant shallsign a written agreement containing (1) an acknowledgment of therelationship between the supervised release program and the defendant,(2) the details of the conditions of release and (3) a statement of theconsequences of any breach of the agreement by the defendant.
(c) The supervised release program for each defendant shall becompatible with all required court appearances and shall includeappropriate programs for diagnostic testing, education, skillstraining, employment and counseling. Each defendant under supervisedrelease shall be closely supervised by a court servicesofficer and may beterminated from the supervised release program by court order revokingthe release order or by final disposition of the charges against thedefendant.
History: L. 1981, ch. 152, § 3; L. 1984, ch. 112, § 8; July 1.
22-2816.Supervised release; eligibility; agreement;elements of program.(a) Supervised release programs shall consist of extensive interviewswith defendants who have been denied release on personal recognizance toselect those defendants who under some form of supervised release arelikely to appear in court when required, are likely to cooperate withand benefit from supervised release and are willing to activelyparticipate therein. Defendants who are not residents of Kansas, who arethe subject of specific detainer orders of other state or federal lawenforcement agencies or who are in need of physical or mental care ortreatment, including care or treatment for any chemical dependency orintoxication, shall not be eligible for a recommendation for supervisedrelease or to participate in a supervised release program.
(b) Upon the basis of interviews and other available information, courtservices officers shall prepare and submit, in proper cases,recommendations to the court for supervised release of defendants andshall include suggestions for appropriate conditions for the release ofthe defendants. If the court orders the release of the defendant withthe condition of specific participation in the supervised releaseprogram, the court services officer shall prepare and thedefendant shallsign a written agreement containing (1) an acknowledgment of therelationship between the supervised release program and the defendant,(2) the details of the conditions of release and (3) a statement of theconsequences of any breach of the agreement by the defendant.
(c) The supervised release program for each defendant shall becompatible with all required court appearances and shall includeappropriate programs for diagnostic testing, education, skillstraining, employment and counseling. Each defendant under supervisedrelease shall be closely supervised by a court servicesofficer and may beterminated from the supervised release program by court order revokingthe release order or by final disposition of the charges against thedefendant.
History: L. 1981, ch. 152, § 3; L. 1984, ch. 112, § 8; July 1.
22-2816.Supervised release; eligibility; agreement;elements of program.(a) Supervised release programs shall consist of extensive interviewswith defendants who have been denied release on personal recognizance toselect those defendants who under some form of supervised release arelikely to appear in court when required, are likely to cooperate withand benefit from supervised release and are willing to activelyparticipate therein. Defendants who are not residents of Kansas, who arethe subject of specific detainer orders of other state or federal lawenforcement agencies or who are in need of physical or mental care ortreatment, including care or treatment for any chemical dependency orintoxication, shall not be eligible for a recommendation for supervisedrelease or to participate in a supervised release program.
(b) Upon the basis of interviews and other available information, courtservices officers shall prepare and submit, in proper cases,recommendations to the court for supervised release of defendants andshall include suggestions for appropriate conditions for the release ofthe defendants. If the court orders the release of the defendant withthe condition of specific participation in the supervised releaseprogram, the court services officer shall prepare and thedefendant shallsign a written agreement containing (1) an acknowledgment of therelationship between the supervised release program and the defendant,(2) the details of the conditions of release and (3) a statement of theconsequences of any breach of the agreement by the defendant.
(c) The supervised release program for each defendant shall becompatible with all required court appearances and shall includeappropriate programs for diagnostic testing, education, skillstraining, employment and counseling. Each defendant under supervisedrelease shall be closely supervised by a court servicesofficer and may beterminated from the supervised release program by court order revokingthe release order or by final disposition of the charges against thedefendant.
History: L. 1981, ch. 152, § 3; L. 1984, ch. 112, § 8; July 1.
