16-22-24. Treatment and intervention programs.
Treatment and intervention programs, as used in this section, mean substance abuse, mental health, or cognitive based treatment received by probationers or parolees.
All treatment and intervention programs for parolees and probationers shall be intended to reduce recidivism as demonstrated by research or documented evidence.
Payment for substance abuse or mental health treatment services may be made only if the services are recommended through an assessment conducted by a provider accredited by the Department of Social Services. Payment for cognitive based treatment services may be made only if the services are recommended through a risk and needs assessment tool used by the Department of Corrections or the Unified Judicial System.
The Department of Social Services shall collect data related to the participation, completion and treatment outcomes of all probationers and parolees receiving treatment services paid for by the Department of Social Services. The Department of Social Services shall report this information semiannually to the oversight council.
The Department of Corrections shall collect data on the recidivism outcomes of parolees receiving treatment and interventions. The Department of Corrections shall report this information semiannually to the oversight council.
The Unified Judicial System shall collect data on the recidivism outcomes of probationers receiving treatment and interventions, the number and the percentage of probationers referred for mental health assessment, the number and the percentage of probationers referred for mental health treatment, and the annual cost of probationer mental health assessments and treatment both in total and separated by funding source. The Unified Judicial System shall report this information semiannually to the oversight body established pursuant to §16-22-21.
Source: SL 2013, ch 101, §70; SL 2017, ch 109, §32.
Structure South Dakota Codified Laws
Title 16 - Courts and Judiciary
Chapter 22 - Public Safety Improvement Programs
Section 16-22-1 - Definitions.
Section 16-22-2 - Drug court advisory council.
Section 16-22-3 - Drug court defined.
Section 16-22-4 - Drug court program.
Section 16-22-5 - Promulgation of drug court rules.
Section 16-22-5.1 - Key components for drug courts.
Section 16-22-5.2 - Standards and guidelines in accordance with key components.
Section 16-22-5.3 - Standards in accordance with best practices publication.
Section 16-22-6.1 - Drug court sanctions.
Section 16-22-7 - Semiannual drug court performance report.
Section 16-22-8 - HOPE probation programs.
Section 16-22-8.1 - Assignment of magistrate judge to preside over HOPE probation program.
Section 16-22-9 - Promulgation of HOPE probation program rules.
Section 16-22-10 - Evaluation of program impact on public safety.
Section 16-22-12 - Report of probation practices and training implementation.
Section 16-22-13 - Promulgation of rules regarding graduated sanctions program.
Section 16-22-14 - Report of graduated sanctions.
Section 16-22-15 - Evidence-based practices training.
Section 16-22-16 - Case history and risk and needs assessment of probationer.
Section 16-22-17 - Promulgation of rules regarding earned discharge credits.
Section 16-22-18 - Award of earned discharge credits.
Section 16-22-19 - Eligibility for earned discharge.
Section 16-22-20 - Report of earned discharge credits.
Section 16-22-22 - Membership of oversight council.
Section 16-22-23 - Meetings of oversight council--Termination--Powers and duties.
Section 16-22-24 - Treatment and intervention programs.
Section 16-22-26 - Request for proposals.
Section 16-22-27 - Report by grant recipient.
Section 16-22-30 - Report to oversight council on probation and parole infractions.
Section 16-22-31 - Report of Interstate Drug Trafficking Task Force to oversight council.