IDOC ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR
SUPERVISED ELECTRONIC DETENTION
Eligible inmates must:
meet the eligibility criteria established according to the Electronic Home Detention statute which primarily excludes the most serious violent offenders; but also high-level drug traffickers; arsonists; inmates having firearms, ammunition, or explosives in a correctional facility; and offenders with a history of escape-related crimes.
not have been convicted of violent offenses, primarily meaning that offenders who committed person and/or sex crimes were excluded. The definition of violent offender is defined according to Illinois statutory language and the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Uniform Crime Reports.
not be a current technical parole violator as that admission type provides evidence of non-compliance with required community supervision behavior (absent without leave, curfew, etc.)
not have been an Electronic Detention program violator previously.
not have been previously violated from an Adult Transition Center for an escape. While there is a documented history of very few escapes occurring at traditional prisons, there are some “walk-aways” from community correctional center settings, and these inmate-violators have exhibited non-compliance with required community supervision behavior. Other ATC rule violations will be considered on a case-by-case basis as a reason to deny electronic detention placement.
not be required by law to register as a Sex Offender, Child Murderer and Violent Offender Against Youth, Arsonist, or Convicted Methamphetamine Manufacturer.
not have an active Order of Protection.
not have an outstanding warrant or detainer.
not have a violent criminal history as indicated by a criminal conviction for weapons or person offenses within the last ten years.
not have a domestic violence history as indicated by multiple criminal convictions for domestic battery, Orders of Protection violations, stalking, etc. within the last ten years.
not have a sex offense history as indicated by a criminal conviction.
not have a current security classification higher than minimum-security.
be within one year of release to parole or Mandatory Supervised Release if an eligible Class 2, Class 3, or Class 4 offender; or within 90 days of release if an eligible Class X or Class 1 offender.
be designated as a low escape risk.
not be an inmate participating within the residential drug treatment programs at Sheridan Correctional Center or Southwestern Illinois Correctional Center, or within the Impact Incarceration Programs (boot camp) at DuQuoin or Dixon Springs.
Not be currently held at Dixon Special Treatment Center, Dixon Psychiatric Unit, Pontiac Mental Health Unit, or have a diagnosed mental health issue.
not currently be in segregation or have been in segregation during the last 45 days.
not have had any major disciplinary actions within the past year for infractions involving drugs, sexual misconduct, assault, dangerous contraband, arson, or security threat group activity or violence.
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