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...(A) As used in this rule: (1) "Community control offender" means an offender sentenced directly to a halfway house under a community control sanction or placed in a halfway house as an additional sanction imposed by the court upon the offender after the offender violates a condition of community control. (2) "Ohio risk assessment system" means the single validated risk assessment tool identi...

...(A) "Local corrections planning board": A board established by resolution of the board of county commissioners of each county, pursuant to section 5149.34 of the Revised Code for the purpose of developing, implementing and operating a continuum of community control sanctions as defined by paragraph (E) of this rule. (B) "Joint county corrections planning board": The board established by two or more counties with loc...

...(A) "Local corrections planning board": A board established by resolution of the board of county commissioners of each county, pursuant to section 5149.34 of the Revised Code for the purpose of developing, implementing and operating a continuum of community control sanctions as defined by paragraph (E) of this rule. (B) "Joint county corrections planning board": The board established by two o...

...(A) If a county or a group of counties desire to receive funding from the department of rehabilitation and correction ("department") for the development, implementation and operation of a continuum of community control sanctions, then this rule establishes under what circumstances a planning board is required to be established and maintained by local corrections agencies, as well as the statutorily defined compositio...

...(A) This rule establishes the minimum requirements local corrections agencies shall meet to be eligible for funding from the department of rehabilitation and correction ("department") for the development, implementation, and operation of a continuum of community control sanctions and the procedures to apply for such funding. (B) Each local or joint county correction's planning board established pursuant to paragraph...

...(A) This rule establishes the minimum requirements local corrections agencies shall meet to be eligible for funding from the department of rehabilitation and correction ("department") for the development, implementation, and operation of a continuum of community control sanctions and the procedures to apply for such funding. (B) Each local or joint county correction's planning board established p...

...(A) A local or joint county corrections planning board or its designee, shall have responsibilities for managing the continuum of community control sanctions, including: (1) Fiscal and operational requirements; (2) Establishing programs that are consistent with paragraph (B) of rule 5120:1-5-03 of the Administrative Code. (3) Complying with all the following requirements: (a) Relevant local, state and federal law...

...(A) A grant application submitted by a county, group of contiguous counties, or a municipality shall be approved pursuant to rule 5120:1-5-03 of the Administrative Code and funded according to the following priorities: (1) First priority shall be given to the continued funding of existing community control sanctions that satisfy the standards of this chapter of the Administrative Code and that are designed to reduc...

...(A) A grant application submitted by a county, group of contiguous counties, or a municipality shall be approved pursuant to rule 5120:1-5-03 of the Administrative Code and funded according to the following priorities: (1) First priority shall be given to the continued funding of existing community control sanctions that satisfy the standards of this chapter of the Administrative Code and that ar...

...(A) If a municipal corporation, county, or group of contiguous counties receiving a subsidy from the department of rehabilitation and correction ("department") for the development, implementation, and operation of community control sanctions violates any provision of this rule, then the department shall discontinue subsidy payments to the recipient, unless a petition for reconsideration has been approved pursuant to ...

...(A) If a municipal corporation, county, or group of contiguous counties receiving a subsidy from the department of rehabilitation and correction ("department") for the development, implementation, and operation of community control sanctions violates any provision of this rule, then the department may discontinue subsidy payments to the recipient, unless a petition for reconsideration has been app...

...(A) A court of common pleas, municipal, or county probation department may apply to the department of rehabilitation and correction for a probation improvement and probation incentive grant for the purpose of adopting and administering evidence-based programs, policies, projects, or practices to reduce the number of offenders on community control who violate the conditions of their supervision and are incarcerated. ...

...(A) Pursuant to section 5120.10 of the Revised Code, the bureau of adult detention (hereinafter referred to as "the bureau"), is charged with the investigation and supervision of county and municipal jails and workhouses. (B) The bureau shall make on-site inspections and investigations of jails in the state of Ohio. These inspections and investigations may be unannounced. (C) Inspectors employed...

...(A) Pursuant to section 5120.10 of the Revised Code, the bureau of adult detention (hereinafter referred to as "the bureau"), is charged with the investigation and supervision of county and municipal jails and workhouses. (B) The bureau make on-site inspections and investigations of jails in the state of Ohio. These inspections and investigations may be unannounced. (C) Inspectors employed by th...

...(A) The term "Standards for Jails in Ohio" refers to rules 5120:1-8-01 to 5120:1-12-19 of the Administrative Code. The standards apply to county jails, municipal jails, regional jails and workhouses. Each such facility falls within one of the following categories and is subject to the standards identified within the definitions as applicable to those categories: (1) "Full service jail": A loc...

...(A) Each full-service jail, as defined in paragraph (A)(1) of rule 5120:1-7-02 of the Administrative Code, shall adhere to following standards regarding the reception and release of inmates. Each full-service jail shall implement policies and procedures, and produce documentation that evidences compliance with the following standards: (1) (Important) All inmates are legally committed to the jail. (2) (Important) T...

...Each full-service jail, as defined in paragraph (A)(1) of rule 5120:1-7-02 of the Administrative Code, will adhere to following standards regarding the reception and release of inmates and implement policies and procedures, and produce documentation that evidences compliance with the following standards: (A) (Important) All inmates are legally committed to the jail. (B) (Important) The arresting, transp...

...(A) (Important) Each full service jail shall have a written inmate classification system that specifies the criteria and procedures for determining and changing the classification of inmates to determine the level of custody required, special needs, housing assignment and participation in programming. Each minimum security jail, as defined in paragraph (A)(4) of rule 5120:1-7-02 of the Administrative Code, shall ha...

...(A) (Important) Each full service jail shall have a written inmate classification system that specifies the criteria and procedures for determining and changing the classification of inmates to determine the level of custody required, special needs, housing assignment and participation in programming and written policies, procedures, and practice which evidence compliance with the standards set forth in this rule. Ea...

...(A) (Important) Each full service jail shall have a written inmate classification system that specifies the criteria and procedures for determining and changing the classification of inmates to determine the level of custody required, special needs, housing assignment and participation in programming and written policies, procedures, and practice which evidence compliance with the standards set fo...

...(A) (Important) Each full service jail shall have a written inmate classification system that specifies the criteria and procedures for determining and changing the classification of inmates to determine the level of custody required, special needs, housing assignment and participation in programming and written policies, procedures, and practice which evidence compliance with the standards set fo...

...(A) Full service jails shall provide inmates with sufficient space. The jail shall maintain documentation regarding square footage and maximum occupancy figures for all housing and holding areas, and shall comply with the following minimum requirements: (1) Holding cells: (Important) Sixty square feet for one to three occupants with twenty square feet for each additional occupant up to a maximum...

...(A) Full service jails shall provide inmates with sufficient space. The jail will maintain square footage and maximum occupancy documentation for all housing and holding areas, and will comply with the following minimum requirements: (1) Holding cells: (Important) Sixty square feet for one to three occupants with twenty square feet for each additional occupant up to a maximum of one hundred twenty square feet (six ...

...Full service jails shall provide inmates with sufficient space. The jail will maintain square footage and maximum occupancy documentation for all housing and holding areas, and will comply with the following minimum requirements: (A) Holding cells: (Important) Sixty square feet for one to three occupants with twenty square feet for each additional occupant up to a maximum of one hundred twenty square ...

...(A) (Important) There shall be no limitation on the amount of incoming or outgoing mail or correspondence via the postal service when the inmate is responsible for the costs of postage. (B) (Important) Incoming inmate mail, correspondence and packages shall be opened and inspected to intercept contraband or non permitted items. Outgoing mail may be inspected or opened at the discretion of the...