Ninety days prior to an offender's projected Phase I completion date, the assigned CIP agent reviews the offender's status. Offenders graduate to Phase II only after successful completion of Phase I and development of an appropriate release plan. Paul metropolitan area, Phase II offenders must report to a day-reporting center in St. Paul. In nonmetropolitan areas, offenders are held accountable for Phase II supervision requirements by CIP agents in intensive supervision units located throughout outstate Minnesota. Phase II programming requires that offenders continue to maintain a high level of positive activity.
Strict accountability is mandated.
They are also placed on electronic monitoring. While on Phases II and III, offenders have not reached their supervised release dates. If they violate the conditions of the written agreements which permit them to participate in Phases II and III, they are subject to revocation procedures. Sanctions that may be imposed range from more restrictive supervision to termination from CIP and return to prison. To facilitate a positive, productive reintegration into the community.