Indiana § 11-10-10-2 Purpose and period of time

Indiana Statutes

§ 11-10-10-2 — Purpose and period of time

Indiana § 11-10-10-2

Art. 10CORRECTIONAL SERVICES AND PROGRAMS

Ch. 10Temporary Release─Delinquent Offenders

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Ind. Code § 11-10-10-2 (2026).

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The department may temporarily release an offender from a correctional facility or program for a designated purpose and period of time, in Indiana, either alone or accompanied by a department employee or other custodial agent:

(1)to attend or make arrangements for attending an academic or vocational training institution or program, including attendance in a public school;

(2)to obtain or make arrangements for obtaining medical, psychiatric, or psychological services, including treatment for drug addiction or alcoholism;

(3)to work or make arrangements for employment;

(4)to visit a close relative who is seriously ill;

(5)to visit his immediate family;

(6)to attend the funeral of a close relative;

(7)to make preparations for release or discharge;

(8)for recreational purposes;

(9)to

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The department may temporarily release an
offender from a correctional facility or program for a designated
purpose and period of time, in Indiana, either alone or accompanied by
a department employee or other custodial agent:
(1) to attend or make arrangements for attending an academic or
vocational training institution or program, including attendance
in a public school;
(2) to obtain or make arrangements for obtaining medical,
psychiatric, or psychological services, including treatment for
drug addiction or alcoholism;
(3) to work or make arrangements for employment;
(4) to visit a close relative who is seriously ill;
(5) to visit his immediate family;
(6) to attend the funeral of a close relative;
(7) to make preparations for release or discharge;
(8) for recreational purposes;
(9) to return to his home or other place authorized by the
department during what appears to be his terminal illness; or
(10) for any other purpose the department determines to be in the
best interest of the offender and the public.
As added by Acts 1979, P.L.120, SEC.3.