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regards. First, it includes a reference to the Class C crime of | operating after habitual offender revocation, pursuant to Title 29- | A, section 2557, as a crime for which, following conviction, the | person is eligible for a sentence alternative that includes a | period of administrative release. Second, it creates the new | sentencing alternative of a split sentence of imprisonment with | administrative release. Currently, only a wholly suspended term of | imprisonment could be accompanied by a period of administrative | release; |
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| | 15. Amends Title 17-A, section 1349-D to simplify the summons | process and the arrest warrant process for persons on | administrative release. To obtain the presence of a person who | was placed on administrative release at the hearing on the motion | to revoke administrative release filed by the State, both the | summons process and the arrest warrant process are available to | the State; |
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| | 16. Amends Title 19-A, section 4002, subsection 4 to | expressly make the definition of "family and household members" | contained therein applicable to Title 17-A, sections 1201, 1202 | and 1253; |
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| | 17. Enacts Title 34-A, section 5402, subsection 3, paragraph | F, which empowers the Commissioner of Corrections to provide for | necessary assessment and supervision procedures and direct the | use of adult probation resources and staff to the management of | adult probationers with a high risk of offending; and |
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| | 18. Amends Title 34-A, section 5404, subsection 3, paragraph | A relative to supervision of persons by probation and parole or | intensive supervision program officers by providing that the | purpose of supervision of each person placed under the officer's | supervision is to ensure that departmental resources are directed | to the management of persons with a high risk of reoffending. |
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