§ 642.105. Requirements and conditions of extended confinement; release from extended confinement.

(a)

Release from the extended limits of confinement shall be granted only to allow the prisoner to leave the confines of his place of extended confinement during reasonable and necessary hours:

(1)

To work at paid employment.

(2)

To conduct his own business or profession.

(3)

To participate in an educational or vocational training program.

It shall be a condition precedent to the granting of an extension of the limits of confinement of a prisoner that he be already engaged in one of the activities described in subsections (a)(1)—(3) of this Section, or that he was engaged in one of the activities described in subsections (a)(1)—(3) of this Section immediately before his confinement and demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Sheriff that he will be engaged in one of the activities described in paragraphs (1)—(3) upon the extension of the limits of his confinement.

(b)

The Sheriff shall specify the place to which the prisoner shall return at the conclusion of his daily activities under subsection (b) of this Section, and this place shall be considered his place of extended confinement in which he shall be confined except during the period of his authorized release. A place of extended confinement shall be designated pursuant to Section 642.106(a).

(c)

The Sheriff may apply the provisions of this Chapter to a prisoner who may not be physically able to engage in work or to attend school or would be otherwise medically undesirable in an institutional confinement setting. In such case, the Sheriff shall apply, to the extent applicable and practical, the criteria for such extended confinement as set forth in this Chapter.

(Ord. 84-473-282, § 1; Ord. 88-282-157, § 3)