Wis. Admin. Code Department of Justice Jus 19.04 - Program participation and enrollment
(1) Before
commencing participation in the program, a participant shall sign a written
participation agreement with the agency using a form approved by the
department. The agreement shall include the initial duration of the person's
participation in the program as ordered by the court or department of
corrections, or provided in a deferred prosecution agreement, and shall include
all of the following:
(a) The type and
frequency of testing.
(b) The
location of the testing site.
(c)
Fee schedule, listing fee types enumerated in s. Jus 19.12(1) (a) and amount of
each fee.
(d) Payment procedures,
including time within which each type of fee shall be paid.
(e) The participant's obligations and
responsibilities.
(f) Potential
sanctions for the participant's noncompliance, up to and including termination,
as determined by the agency.
(2) A participant shall sign the agreement in
the presence of a person designated by the agency, acknowledging and agreeing
to the terms and conditions imposed by the court or department of corrections
or provided in a deferred prosecution agreement. The agency shall deliver a
copy of the signed participation agreement to the participant.
(3) In conjunction with the participation
agreement, the participant shall sign a consent form allowing the release of
personal and testing information to the agency and department for enforcement
and reporting purposes. The personal information may include name, date of
birth, state identification number, address, telephone, and other information
deemed necessary or appropriate by the agency and department and outlined in
the consent form. The format of the consent form shall be approved by the
department. The participant shall receive a copy of the signed consent
form.
(4) A participant shall be
enrolled in the program for a minimum initial enrollment period of 90 days and
a maximum initial enrollment period of 365 days except when ordered as a
condition of pretrial release.
(5)
Program participation may be extended beyond the initial enrollment period at
the discretion of the court, the department of corrections, or the district
attorney, according to whether program participation is a pretrial,
postconviction, or deferred prosecution condition. Before an individual's
program participation may be extended, the individual shall sign an amended
written participation agreement using a form approved by the department. An
individual's participation in the program may not exceed 18 months.
(6) A participant may not be enrolled in the
program while in physical custody.
(7) A person on work release may be ordered
to participate in the program or may volunteer to participate in the
program.
(8) Participation in the
program may not replace a participant's statutory obligations or any other
condition imposed by the court or the department of corrections or as part of a
deferred prosecution agreement.
Notes
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