N.M. Admin. Code § 8.200.410.17 - INMATE IN A PUBLIC INSTITUTION
A. A public
institution is a:
(1) state and private
correctional facility;
(2) county
and privately operated jail;
(3)
department of health behavioral health facility forensic unit;
(4) detention facility operated under the
authority of CYFD; or
(5) facility
that is operated under the authority of CYFD that provides for the care and
rehabilitation of an individual who is under 18 years of age and who has
committed an act that would be designated as a crime under the law if committed
by an individual who is 18 years of age or older.
B. An inmate is a person incarcerated in a
public institution listed in Subsection A of
8.200.410.15 NMAC for 30 or more
days.
C. An inmate who is
incarcerated in a public institution is not eligible for MAP services. The only
exception are those services provided to an inmate while they are an inpatient
in a medical facility outside the public institution for 24 hours or
longer.
D. Incarceration in a
public institution is not a basis for denying or terminating a MAP category of
eligibility. During the time of incarceration an inmate may apply or recertify
for a MAP category of eligibility.
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