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House Journal: Page 1938: Tuesday, April 30, 1996

Sec.    .  Section 216A.136, subsection 4, as enacted by
1996 Iowa Acts, House File 2448, section 2, if enacted, is
amended to read as follows:
4.  Criminal history and intelligence data maintained under
chapter 692."
2.  By striking page 4, line 28, through page 5, line 12.
3.  Page 5, by inserting before line 13 the following:
"Sec.    .  NEW SECTION.  901A.1  CORRECTIONS CONTINUUM
-INTERMEDIATE CRIMINAL SANCTIONS PROGRAM.
1.  The corrections continuum consists of the following:
a.  LEVEL ONE.  Noncommunity-based corrections sanctions
including the following:
(1)  SELF-MONITORED SANCTIONS.  Self-monitored sanctions which
are not monitored for compliance including, but not limited to,
fines and community service.
(2)  OTHER THAN SELF-MONITORED SANCTIONS.  Other than
selfmonitored sanctions which are monitored for compliance by
other than the district department of correctional services
including, but not limited to, mandatory mediation, victim and
offender reconciliation, and noncommunity-based corrections
supervision.
b.  LEVEL TWO.  Probation and parole options consisting of the
following:
(1)  MONITORED SANCTIONS.  Monitored sanctions are
administrative supervision sanctions which are monitored for
compliance by the district department of correctional services
and include, but are not limited to, low-risk offenderdiversion
programs.
(2)  SUPERVISED SANCTIONS.  Supervised sanctions are regular
probation or parole supervision and any conditions established
in the probation or parole agreement or by court order.
(3)  INTENSIVE SUPERVISION SANCTIONS.  Intensive supervision
sanctions provide levels of supervision above sanctions in
subparagraph (2) but are less restrictive than sanctions under
paragraph "c" and include electronic monitoring, day reporting,
day programming, live-out programs for persons on work release
or who have violated chapter 321J, and institutional work
release under section 904.910.
c.  LEVEL THREE.  Quasi-incarceration sanctions. 
Quasiincarceration sanctions are those supported by residential
facility placement or twenty-four hour electronic monitoring
including, but not limited to, the following:
(1)  Residential treatment facilities.
(2)  Operating while intoxicated offender treatment facilities.
(3)  Work release facilities.
(4)  House arrest with electronic monitoring.
d.  LEVEL FOUR.  Short-term incarceration designed to be of
short duration, including, but not limited to, the following:
(1)  Twenty-one-day shock incarceration for persons who violate
chapter 321J.

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Index: House Journal (76th General Assembly: Session 2)

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