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AR Code § 12-30-406 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 30 - State Inmate Industries and Labor|Subchapter 4 - Work-Study Release|§ 12-30-406. Allocation of earnings — Inmate's funds

 (a) Under any work-release program, earnings by the inmate shall be paid directly to the Division of Correction and applied as follows:  (1) The division shall retain an amount to be established by the Director of the Division of Correction which will reasonably compensate the division for the cost of feeding, housing, and supervising the inmate;  (2) The division shall determine if the inmate has persons dependent upon him or her for their support and may remit to such persons that portion of the earnings which the director considers reasonable;  (3)  (A) The division shall determine if the inmate has created victims of his or her criminal conduct who are entitled to restitution or reparations for physical injury or loss of or damage to property and may remit to the victim that portion of the earnings which the director considers reasonable.  (B) However, in no case shall the portion of the earnings remitted for restitution be in excess of twenty-five percent (25%) of the inmate's income remaining after deduction for the cost of care, custody, and family support provided for in subdivisions (a)(1) and (2) of this section.  (C) The names and addresses of victims and the amount of restitution to be paid shall be provided to the director by certificate of the trial court in which the inmate was convicted; and    (4) The balance shall be deposited to the account of the inmate.    (b) Inmates may be required to contribute to the support of their dependents who may be receiving public assistance during the period of their commitment if funds credited to them are adequate for that purpose provided that all inmates participating in the work-study release programs shall continue to be housed at a division institution.  (c) The division shall promulgate rules governing the possession of or use of money by inmates and may prohibit the possession of money by inmates and may establish a system for the custody of all funds belonging to inmates, for the balance of such fund period.
AR Code § 12-30-501 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 30 - State Inmate Industries and Labor|Subchapter 5 - Privatized Prison-Made Goods|§ 12-30-501. Private sector prison industry enhancement programs

 (a) The Board of Corrections may contract with any private individual, corporation, partnership, or association whereby inmates would assemble, process, fabricate, or repair parts or components for goods or products being manufactured or produced by the private individual or entity.  (b) All contracts executed under this section must comply with federal law and must not result in any significant displacement of employed workers in the private sector.
AR Code § 12-30-502 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 30 - State Inmate Industries and Labor|Subchapter 5 - Privatized Prison-Made Goods|§ 12-30-502. Transportation and sale of goods

 (a) Goods produced in whole or in part by inmates of the Division of Correction or the Division of Community Correction participating in private sector prison industry enhancement programs may be transported and sold in the same manner as goods produced by free persons, provided that the inmates participating in the private sector prison industry enhancement programs are paid at least the minimum wage prescribed by state law.  (b) The minimum wage requirement does not apply to hobby and craft items produced by the inmates on their own time and with their own resources or to inmates working in any other prison industries program.
AR Code § 12-30-503 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 30 - State Inmate Industries and Labor|Subchapter 5 - Privatized Prison-Made Goods|§ 12-30-503. Purpose of wages set aside — Rules of director

 (a) An inmate of the Department of Correction or Department of Community Correction who is earning at least minimum wage and is employed under §§ 12-30-501 and 12-30-502 shall have his or her wages set aside in a separate wage fund by the warden or supervisor of the facility in which the inmate is incarcerated.  (b) The Director of the Department of Correction and the Director of the Department of Community Correction shall promulgate rules that:  (1) Protect the inmate's rights to due process;  (2) Provide for hearings as necessary before the Crime Victims Reparations Board; and  (3) Govern the disposition of an inmate's gross monthly wage, minus required payroll deductions and payment of necessary work-related incidental expenses, for the following purposes:  (A) To support the family and dependent relatives of the inmate;  (B) To discharge any legal obligations, including judgments for restitution;  (C) To pay all or a part of the cost of the inmate's board, room, clothing, medical, dental, and other correctional services;  (D) To provide for funds payable to the inmate upon his or her release;  (E) To reimburse the state for the actual value of state property intentionally or willfully and wantonly destroyed by the inmate during his or her incarceration;  (F) To reimburse the state for reasonable costs incurred in returning the inmate to the facility to which he or she was incarcerated in the event of escape; and  (G) To deposit an appropriate amount into the Crime Victims Reparations Revolving Fund.
AR Code § 12-41-101 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 41 - Local Correctional Facilities|Subchapter 1 - General Provisions|§ 12-41-101. Good time allowance

 (a) An inmate committed by any court in Arkansas to a county jail or city jail in the State of Arkansas may be entitled to a reduction, to be known as “meritorious good time”, from his or her maximum term of his or her sentence to be served in the county jail or city jail.  (b)  (1) Meritorious good time shall be awarded under the rules and regulations promulgated by the county sheriff or chief of police and approved by the county quorum court of the various counties or the city legislative body of the various cities.  (2) Meritorious good time shall be administered by the county sheriff or chief of police, subject to this subchapter, for good discipline, good behavior, work practices, and job responsibilities within the county jail or city jail.
AR Code § 12-41-102 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 41 - Local Correctional Facilities|Subchapter 1 - General Provisions|§ 12-41-102. Good time — Classification of inmates

 (a) There is established a classification committee consisting of such persons as the county sheriff or chief of police may designate.  (b) The committee shall meet as often as necessary to classify the inmates of the county jail or city jail into one (1) of three (3) classes according to behavior, good discipline, and job responsibility.  (c)  (1) Inmates in Class I shall be allowed to earn a one-day reduction for each day served.  (2) Inmates in Class II shall be allowed to earn a ten-days' reduction for each month served.  (3) Inmates in Class III shall not be entitled to earn meritorious good time.    (d) Inmates of the county jail or city jail may be reclassified as often as the committee deems necessary to carry out the purposes of this subchapter and to maintain good discipline and efficiency at the county or city jail.
AR Code § 12-41-103 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 41 - Local Correctional Facilities|Subchapter 1 - General Provisions|§ 12-41-103. Good time — Forfeiture and restoration

 (a) All meritorious good time shall be forfeited by the inmate in the event of escape, and all or part of the accrued meritorious good time may be taken away by the county sheriff or chief of police for infraction of rules.  (b) However, in the event of escape, the county sheriff or chief of police may restore all or part of any accrued meritorious good time if the escapee returns to the institution voluntarily, without expense to the county or city, and without any act of violence while a fugitive from the institution.  (c) In other instances, the county sheriff or chief of police may restore lost meritorious good time according to rules approved by the county quorum court or city legislative body.
AR Code § 12-41-104 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 41 - Local Correctional Facilities|Subchapter 1 - General Provisions|§ 12-41-104. Emergency furloughs

 Under rules prescribed by the county sheriff or chief of police, and approved by the county quorum court or city legislative body, the county sheriff or chief of police may authorize emergency furloughs, under reasonable conditions, for inmates for occasions such as serious illness or death of a member of the inmate's family or other proper emergency.
AR Code § 12-41-105 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 41 - Local Correctional Facilities|Subchapter 1 - General Provisions|§ 12-41-105. Commissions from prisoner telephone services and profits from prisoner commissary services

 (a)  (1) Commissions derived from prisoner telephone services and profits earned from prisoner commissary services provided in the various county and regional detention facilities in the state shall be deposited with the county treasurer of the county in which the county or regional detention facility is located, and the county treasurer shall credit the funds to the county sheriff's office fund.  (2)  (A) The county sheriff's office fund is an agency fund defined by the County Financial Management System as a fund used to account for funds held by the county treasurer as an agent for a governmental unit until transferred by check or county court order to the county sheriff or other governmental unit for the intended uses of the funds.  (B) The transfer of funds to the county sheriff or other governmental unit under this subsection is not subject to an appropriation by the quorum court or to the county claims process.    (3) Arkansas Legislative Audit shall review actions described in this subsection for substantial compliance with this section.    (b)  (1) Of the commissions and profits deposited into the county sheriff's office fund in each county under subsection (a) of this section, one hundred percent (100%) shall be credited to the county sheriff's office communications facility and equipment fund under § 21-6-307.  (2) Each county sheriff's office shall allocate for the maintenance and operation of the county jail up to seventy-five percent (75%) of the commissions and profits deposited into the county sheriff's office communications facility and equipment fund.    (c) This section does not apply to funds derived from prisoner telephone services or prisoner commissary services provided in Division of Correction facilities or Division of Community Correction facilities or in municipally owned detention facilities or in county detention facilities in counties with a population of one hundred seventy-five thousand (175,000) or more according to the latest federal decennial census.
AR Code § 12-41-106 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 41 - Local Correctional Facilities|Subchapter 1 - General Provisions|§ 12-41-106. Medicaid eligibility of an inmate in a local correctional facility

 (a) If an inmate in a local correctional facility receives medical services that meet criteria for Medicaid coverage, the local correctional facility may apply for Medicaid coverage under this section.  (b)  (1) The inmate may designate a representative for the purposes of filing a Medicaid application and complying with Medicaid requirements for determining and maintaining eligibility.  (2) However, the local correctional facility having custody of the inmate shall be the authorized representative for purposes of establishing and maintaining Medicaid eligibility under this subsection if:  (A) The inmate does not designate a representative within three (3) business days after request; or  (B) The representative designated under subdivision (b)(1) of this section does not file a Medicaid application within three (3) business days after appointment and request.      (c) An authorized representative under this section:  (1) Shall have access to the information necessary to comply with Medicaid requirements; and  (2) May provide and receive information in connection with establishing and maintaining Medicaid eligibility, including confidential information.    (d)  (1) The county sheriff or the keeper of the jail or his or her designee may access information necessary to determine if a Medicaid application has been filed on behalf of the inmate.  (2) Access under subdivision (d)(1) of this section shall be to:  (A) Establish Medicaid eligibility;  (B) Provide healthcare services; or  (C) Pay for healthcare services.      (e) To the extent feasible, the Department of Human Services shall allow an online application for Medicaid coverage and benefits to be submitted up to forty-five (45) days prior to the release of an inmate or offender who is in the custody of the Department of Correction or the Department of Community Correction and who was not previously qualified or previously qualified and subsequently suspended.
AR Code § 12-41-107 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 41 - Local Correctional Facilities|Subchapter 1 - General Provisions|§ 12-41-107. Medical services billing to a local correctional facility — Definitions

 (a) As used in this section:  (1) “Healthcare professional” means an individual or entity that is licensed, certified, or otherwise authorized by the laws of this state to administer health care in the ordinary course of the practice of his or her profession or as a function of an entity's administration of the practice of medicine;  (2) “Local correctional facility” means a county jail, a city jail, regional jail, criminal justice center, or county house of correction that is not operated by the Division of Correction, the Division of Community Correction, or a federal correctional agency; and  (3) “Medicaid reimbursement rate” means the prevailing cost paid by the Arkansas Medicaid Program for a particular medical service or treatment established by the Division of Medical Services in the Arkansas Medicaid Program fee schedules for a particular medical service, treatment, or medical code.    (b) A healthcare professional that provides medical service or treatment to a local correctional facility under this chapter for the benefit of an inmate housed in a local correctional facility for which the local correctional facility is responsible for payment shall not charge the local correctional facility more than the Medicaid reimbursement rate for the same or similar medical service or treatment.
AR Code § 12-41-108 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 41 - Local Correctional Facilities|Subchapter 1 - General Provisions|§ 12-41-108. Behavioral health and risk screening tool — Database entry

 A local correctional facility is encouraged to:   (1) Adopt independently, or in collaboration with other local correctional facilities or nongovernmental law enforcement entities, a screening tool designed to screen inmates or other detainees for a behavioral health impairment, substance abuse issues, and criminogenic risk; and  (2) Utilize the database maintained by the Arkansas Crime Information Center under § 12-12-219 concerning entry of data and information collected from inmates at a local correctional facility.
AR Code § 12-41-201 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 41 - Local Correctional Facilities|Subchapter 2 - Criminal Justice Centers|§ 12-41-201. Definitions

 As used in this subchapter:   (1) “Law” means a statute of a state, a written opinion of a court of record, a municipal ordinance, a county quorum court ordinance, or a rule authorized by and lawfully adopted pursuant to a statute; and  (2) “Municipality” means an incorporated city or town.
AR Code § 12-41-203 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 41 - Local Correctional Facilities|Subchapter 2 - Criminal Justice Centers|§ 12-41-203. Terms of contract

 (a) The contract must provide that the county sheriffs of the two (2) counties are jointly responsible for operation of any jail, lockup, or other detention facility in the justice center and the custody, care, and treatment of persons in custody in the facility or must provide for the hiring of a jailer with those responsibilities.  (b) The contracting parties may specify in the contract the manner of determining the persons responsible for:  (1) The operation, alteration, maintenance, cleaning, and repair of the facilities;  (2) The employment of center personnel;  (3) The purchase of materials, supplies, tools, and other equipment to be jointly used by offices provided or used by the contracting parties;  (4) The preparing of reports to the governing bodies of the contracting parties;  (5) Joint recordkeeping, communications, or dispatch systems; and  (6) The performance of any other powers or duties relating to operation of the center.    (c) A county and municipality in this state may contract for the center to contain:  (1) Courtrooms and office space needed by county, district, and appellate courts;  (2) Jail, lockup, and other detention facilities;  (3) Federal, county, precinct, and municipal offices for prosecuting attorneys and other personnel as needed;  (4) Adult or juvenile probation offices;  (5) Any other offices that either the county or municipality is separately authorized or required to operate or provide; and  (6) Parking space, dining areas, and other facilities incidental to operation of the center.    (d) The contracting parties may provide in the contract the manner of determining the personnel policies and employment benefit programs for center personnel.
AR Code § 12-41-204 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 41 - Local Correctional Facilities|Subchapter 2 - Criminal Justice Centers|§ 12-41-204. Financing

 (a) The governing body of a municipality or county contracting, as provided by §§ 12-41-202 and 12-41-203, may finance its share of the construction, financing, operation, or management of the justice center by any means that it could finance the type of facilities in the center to be used or provided by the municipality or county.  (b) The contract may take advantage of the availability of federal funds to finance any part of the center.
AR Code § 12-41-205 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 41 - Local Correctional Facilities|Subchapter 2 - Criminal Justice Centers|§ 12-41-205. Use of center by courts

 (a) A circuit court or district court having jurisdiction in the county or municipality in which a part of the justice center is located may maintain offices and courtrooms and hold proceedings at the center.  (b)  (1) A court of this state may not hold proceedings in the part of the center located in the other state.  (2) Courts of the other state may hold proceedings in the part of the center in this state if so authorized by the other state.
AR Code § 12-41-206 (2020)
2020 Arkansas Code|Title 12 - Law Enforcement, Emergency Management, and Military Affairs|Subtitle 3 - Correctional Facilities and Programs|Chapter 41 - Local Correctional Facilities|Subchapter 2 - Criminal Justice Centers|§ 12-41-206. Determination of applicable law

 (a)  (1) Except as otherwise provided by this subchapter, the law of both states regarding rights, duties, liabilities, privileges, and immunities arising from conduct applies to conduct in any part of the justice center.  (2) If, however, it is impossible for a person to conform his or her conduct in the center to the law of both states, that person may choose which state's law governs that conduct.  (3) If a person chooses to conform his or her conduct in the center to the law of the other state, the conflicting law of this state does not apply to that conduct.    (b) The physical plant of the center and equipment and facilities used by personnel of both states employed at the center are constructively present in both states.  (c) Except as provided by subsection (d) of this section, property in any part of the center that is owned by or in the possession of a person in custody or summoned to appear in the center is constructively present in the state under the law of which the person was taken into custody or summoned to appear.  (d)  (1) Possession of property that constitutes an offense committed in the center is conduct to which subsection (a) of this section applies.  (2) A person's exercise of a duty in regard to property in the center is conduct to which subsection (a) of this section applies.    (e) Property that is ordered by a court to be produced in the center or that is in the possession of a peace officer or a party to a proceeding for use as evidence before a court holding a proceeding in the center is constructively present in the state of the court.  (f) Property in the center that is not covered by subsection (c), subsection (d), or subsection (e) of this section is constructively present in both states.  (g)  (1) The law of a state in which property is constructively present applies to that property to the same extent that such law would apply if the property were actually present in that state.  (2) If property is constructively present in only one (1) state, the law of the state in which the property is not constructively present may be applied to that property only to the extent that such law would apply if the property were actually outside that state.    (h)  (1) Except as otherwise provided by this subchapter, the courts of both states have concurrent jurisdiction over the geographic area of both states in the center, but the state in which a prosecution is first instituted for an offense committed in the center retains jurisdiction to apply that state's law to the exclusion of the other state's jurisdiction, unless the prosecution is terminated without jeopardy attaching under the law of the state of the first prosecution.  (2) For the purposes of this subchapter, a prosecution is commenced in this state on the filing of an indictment, information, or complaint as determined by applicable provisions of Arkansas law.