Earned Release Supervision
Earned Release
Supervision
Earned Release Supervision (ERS)
is an early release form incarceration component of the Truth-in-Sentencing
statue passed into law in July, 1995. An offender must earn his or her
participation in the program. Participation is contingent upon institutional
behavior and work ethic. This component reflects the final 15% of the
offender's sentence and is accomplished through supervision by a field officer.
Any misbehavior or violation of this early release mechanism will result in the
offender being returned to prison to serve the balance of his/her sentence in
addition to the time the offender has been out on ERS
For more information
§ 47-5-138 and
§47-5-139
Intensive
Supervision Program
The Intensive Supervision
Program (ISP) is an alternative sanction to incarceration designed for marginal
risk offenders. The agency has absolute authority to transfer the offender from
a house arrest setting in the event he/she violates any condition of the
program.
For more information
§ 47-5-1001 -
§ 47-5-1014