A. The Department of Corrections shall develop a case plan for each inmate to guide the inmate's rehabilitation while in the Department's custody in order to reduce the likelihood of recidivism.
B. Within sixty (60) days of admission, the Department shall complete a case plan for each inmate which shall include:
1. Programming and treatment requirements based on the results of a validated risk and needs assessment administered pursuant to Section 530.1 of this title;
2. Programming or treatment requirements mandated by the sentencing order; and
3. Requirements in accordance with the rules and policies of the Department.
C. The Department shall make every effort to ensure that the case plan is achievable prior to the inmate's parole eligibility date calculated under subsection A of Section 332.7 of this title, if applicable.
D. The Department shall provide each inmate with a written copy of the case plan and the inmate's caseworker shall explain the conditions set forth in the case plan.
E. For any parole-eligible inmate, the Department shall electronically submit a progress report on each parole-eligible inmate's case plan to the Parole Board.
Added by Laws 2017, c. 388, § 3, eff. Nov. 1, 2017.
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