Corrections; extend repealer on intensive supervision program and electronic home detention.

Extended the repeal date for the Intensive Supervision Program and Electronic Home Detention from June 30, 2025 to June 30, 2029.

Corrected a spelling error in Section 47-5-1011 from 'Ensuring' to 'Insuring' (later corrected to 'Ensuring' in the final version).

Added new participant requirements including maintaining employment or full-time student status, paying restitution and program fees of at least $88 per month, and allowing drug and alcohol testing.

Added requirement that participants must allow correctional officers to inspect their residences for drugs, alcohol, and paraphernalia.

Added requirement that participants must maintain a working telephone line and monitoring device in their home.

Added requirement that participants must admit correctional officers into their residence at any time for compliance verification.

Added requirement that participants must perform not less than 10 hours of community service each month.

Added requirement that participants must meet any other conditions imposed by the court to meet offender needs and limit risks to the community.

Added requirement that participants must obtain approval before changing residence.

Added requirement that participants shall not commit another crime during the period of home detention.

Added requirement that participants must abide by other conditions set by the court or department.

Added new definition for 'House arrest' to clarify it means confinement to place of residence under terms established by department or court.

Added new definition for 'Operating capacity' regarding the number of offenders that can be safely housed in facilities.

Added provision that violation of home detention order subjects participant to prosecution for escape as a felony.

Added provision that money received from participants shall be deposited into a special fund in the State Treasury for program administration costs.