Article 2 - Work Release for County Inmates and State Inmates in County Custody.

Article 2 - Work Release for County Inmates and State Inmates in County Custody.

Section 14-8-30 - Definitions.
Section 14-8-31 - Authorization for and establishment of work release programs by counties; contracts between Board of Corrections and counties as to costs of maintenance of state inmates participating in programs; promulgation of rules and regulations governing participation by state inmates in programs.
Section 14-8-32 - Establishment of work release camps.
Section 14-8-33 - Adoption of regulations and policies for extension of limits of confinement of inmates; assignment and transfer of state inmates participating in programs; protests by sentencing judges, etc., as to participation by inmates in programs within counties in which convicted.
Section 14-8-34 - Investigations and recommendations by employees of Board of Corrections and counties pertaining to requests for visits or job opportunities, etc.
Section 14-8-35 - Conditions as to employment of inmates.
Section 14-8-36 - Employment of inmates by state or counties generally; wages to be paid inmates employed thereby.
Section 14-8-37 - Disposition of earnings of inmates.
Section 14-8-38 - Eligibility of inmates for good time credit.
Section 14-8-39 - Granting of leaves and passes to inmates.
Section 14-8-40 - Inmates not deemed state agents, etc.; cause of action against county, etc.
Section 14-8-41 - Designation by counties and Board of Corrections of officers or employees to do or perform acts or functions authorized by article.
Section 14-8-42 - Willful failure of inmate to remain within extended limits of confinement or return to place of confinement within time prescribed.
Section 14-8-43 - Penalty for violations of provisions of article.
Section 14-8-44 - Construction of article generally; effect of article upon existing programs operating or functioning pursuant to local law.

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