STATE OF MINNESOTA



STATE OF MINNESOTA SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY NO. 6.10

ELECTRONIC HOME MONITORING

A. Conditions for Use of Post Sentence Electronic Home Monitoring

1. No use of alcohol or illegal drugs.

2. Defendant to pay predetermined daily fees subject to waiver by court due to defendant’s indigent status.

3. Defendant should serve at least one-tenth of sentence as actual custody in jail to be eligible for electronic home monitoring disposition except in unusual circumstances.

B. Formulas for Calculation of Time

1. One day of electronic home monitoring shall be the equivalent of one day of jail ordered.

2. “Good time” diminution of sentence under M. S. § 643.29 does not apply to electronic home monitoring.

3. If defendant is found in violation of an electronic home monitoring sentencing order, defendant will receive credit against any jail sanction that might be imposed for not more than one-half of any electronic home monitoring days that were satisfactorily completed prior to the violation.

C. Violations

1. Probable cause to believe that a violation has occurred shall justify revocation of the defendant’s electronic home monitoring privileges by the Sheriff and permit the arrest and immediate jailing of the defendant. Defendant may, upon written request, be given an opportunity to be heard by the court following such an administrative revocation of electronic home monitoring privileges.

Approved: August 23, 1991

Amended: May 12, 2000

Amended and Recodified: May 31, 2002

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