INCARCERATED-DISABILITIES
What changed between versions
Added a specific definition for 'Program' to list behavioral modification, life skills, reentry planning, Correctional Industries, substance use, educational, career and technical education, self-improvement, vocational, clinical service, approved volunteer activities, and work assignments.
Extended the deadline for the Department to decide on a waiver request from 45 days to 60 days.
Changed the requirement for documentation so that the incarcerated individual is now responsible for submitting proof of disability, rather than the Department making a determination based on available records when documentation is missing.
Updated the notice the Department must provide to include the impact of a waiver on eligibility for 'earned program sentence credit' instead of just 'earned sentence credit'.
Revised the list of acceptable documentation to remove the option for the Department to use available records if verifying documentation is unavailable, instead requiring the individual to submit information for review.
Changed the text regarding sentence credit to refer to 'earned program sentence credit' instead of 'earned sentence credit' to align with the new program definition.