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Post by Katy Burke - State Coordinator on Nov 9, 2017 14:18:24 GMT
When a participant is imposed a jail sanction, who does the paperwork to get them there? Right now our Probation agent is providing the jail with the hold information. What are other courts doing?
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Post by Rose Baier on Nov 9, 2017 14:26:04 GMT
In Chippewa County, many of the participants have days stayed in jail and we impose them as a sanction during court. The minutes reflect the sanction and the JOC is updated to reflect this. The clerk provides the paperwork to the jail. If the individual does not have days stayed, then the probation agent issues a hold and completes the paperwork.
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Post by craigholler on Nov 9, 2017 14:28:31 GMT
In Jefferson County, the ADA prepares an order for conditional jail time for the Judge to sign.
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Post by Anne Patton on Nov 9, 2017 14:34:18 GMT
Our Drug Court judge signs an order that states held on a Drug Court hold until...... or until further order.
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Post by Katy Burke - State Coordinator on Nov 9, 2017 14:58:35 GMT
Response from La Crosse Vet Court: In veterans court, the court coordinator does the paperwork if it is a LAVC sanction. If it is a DOC sanction, then the DOC agent does the paperwork.
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Post by Katy Burke - State Coordinator on Nov 9, 2017 15:20:17 GMT
Green County - Probation typically takes care of this.
Jackson County - The DA prepares an order for a Treatment Court jail sanction and it is signed by the judge. If it is a PO hold then the Probation Agent takes care of the paperwork.
Portage County - The Judge will do the paperwork for jail sanctions and the Probation Agent will handle any holds.
Rusk County - The Jail Administrator completes the paperwork and the Judge Signs it.
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Post by Katy Burke - State Coordinator on Nov 9, 2017 15:48:03 GMT
Sauk County - The judge issues the order for a Treatment Court jail sanction. If it is a probation hold then the Probation Agent files the paperwork.
Winnebago County- post conviction- all jail sanctions are probation holds and the agents handle the paperwork.
Wood County - The court clerk fills out paper work and the Judge signs it.
La Crosse County OWI Court- Our Clerk of Courts completes the jail order. If the DOC wants to do a PO Hold instead of an OWI Court Hold, then the PO will complete the paperwork.
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Tessa Anderson/Burnett County
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Post by Tessa Anderson/Burnett County on Nov 9, 2017 17:23:04 GMT
In Burnett County if it is a probation hold - the agent does, if it needs to be an administrative hold - the Judge does. Or if the hold is longer that what probation can do it switches over to an admin hold.
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Post by Connie Champion on Nov 9, 2017 19:23:10 GMT
This was a good discussion by our courts and may still need discussion. It's a question of how this gets in the court paperwork and or probation's rules and regulations. There was some concern with what might be legal when it comes to this. At this time we do both probation holds and a imposed and stayed sanction by the judge. We started to discuss what is legal and allowable by both ways. This is on our list of bugs to work out and what is allowable and legal and then making a better process.
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Post by Katy Burke - State Coordinator on Nov 9, 2017 21:17:56 GMT
Walworth Co: We operate the same as Dane in Drug Court: We also use both probation holds (then probation agent does the paperwork) and court ordered sanctions (then the court clerk/judge take care of the paperwork). In OWI Court, its all on probation and they handle the paperwork.
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