Arizona § 41-1613 - Community correctional centers; powers and duties; allocation of compensation; absence without leave; classification; notice
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§ 41-1613. Community correctional centers; powers and duties; allocation of compensation; absence without leave; classification; notice
A. The director may:
1. Establish and operate facilities to be known as community correctional centers.
2. Transfer inmates whose terms of imprisonment have been fixed from the state prisons and facilities of the department to community correctional centers and place inmates placed on community supervision in such centers.
B. The director shall make rules for the government of the community correctional centers in the management of their affairs. Sections 31-254 and 41-1624.01 do not apply to compensation received by inmates or inmates placed on community supervision assigned to community correctional centers. The department is authorized to charge and collect one-third of any compensation received by an inmate or an inmate placed on community supervision living at the center for room and board. The department is further authorized to collect and forward to the court or other person authorized to receive court ordered restitution an amount not to exceed one-third of the compensation received by an inmate or an inmate placed on community supervision assigned to the center. Other than for room and board or court ordered restitution, compensation of the inmate or an inmate placed on community supervision received by the department while the inmate or an inmate placed on community supervision is assigned to the center shall be credited to the inmate's or an inmate placed on community supervision's account.
C. The purpose of community correctional centers is to provide housing, supervision, counseling and other correctional programs for persons committed to the department.
D. Absence without leave from a community correctional center or intentional failure of an inmate to return from a temporary leave granted under the provisions of this section is a class 5 felony.
E. Before incurring any obligation for the establishment or any change of use of a community correctional center, the department shall give notice pursuant to section 41-1604.19. The county, city, town and school district may contest establishment of a community correctional center by written objection filed with the department within thirty days after receiving notice and may request a hearing pursuant to chapter 6, article 6 of this title.
Source: official Arizona text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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