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United States — Iowa
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This provision says the subchapter does not reduce the state director’s authority over the state’s adult correctional institutions or their inmates.
United States — Iowa
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The state director must have classified and itemized price lists prepared for products made by Iowa state industries.
United States — Iowa
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State departments and agencies generally may not buy certain listed products from outside Iowa state industries, unless an exception applies.
United States — Iowa
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Sets rules for private-industry work by inmates, including pay handling, security screening, non-compulsion, and limits on displacement and unemployment compensation.
United States — Iowa
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Iowa state industries may only make available items it formulates or manufactures, and it may not include goods bought just to repack or resell unless the state director approves that repacking-for-resale exception.
United States — Iowa
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This section creates the Iowa state industries revolving fund and limits how it may be used.
United States — Iowa
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A state revolving fund is created to supplement inmate allowances and may also support rehabilitation activities; the state director determines how the money is used.
United States — Iowa
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Iowa state industries may sell products to specified public institutions, employees of those entities, nonprofit organizations, and certain nonprofit health care facilities.
United States — Iowa
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Iowa corrections must establish a work release program, and the board of parole may grant eligible inmates work-release privileges.
United States — Iowa
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An eligible inmate in work release must spend the final six months of a mandatory minimum sentence doing labor in the program.
United States — Iowa
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An inmate approved for work release must sign a work release agreement before participating.
United States — Iowa
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The department and board of parole must handle inmate work release housing and supervision, and work release cannot run longer than six months in any twelve-month period without majority board approval.
United States — Iowa
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An inmate working in the community under a work release plan must turn over earnings to the district department, which must make specified deductions and later pay any remaining balance to the inmate on release.
United States — Iowa
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An inmate working under this chapter is not treated as an employee or servant of the corrections department or parole board while on work release.
United States — Iowa
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This subchapter does not change parole eligibility under chapter 906 or diminution of confinement for an inmate released under a work release plan.
United States — Iowa
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Counties must provide temporary confinement for alleged work-release violators when requested by corrections or parole, if space is available.
United States — Iowa
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The department of corrections must return certain work release clients or offenders who escape or violate supervision conditions, and the client or offender must repay the department’s transportation costs.
United States — Iowa
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Iowa corrections must run institutional work release programs and may allow eligible inmates limited release for work or related purposes under approved plans.
United States — Iowa
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Certain people on parole or work release must live in a residential facility operated by the district department until the district department recommends community supervision and the board of parole approves it.
United States — Iowa
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People on probation or parole supervised by a district department must pay a $300 enrollment fee, and the department may also require a fee for sex offender programming.