Indiana § 11-10-14-4 Director; responsibilities

Indiana Statutes

§ 11-10-14-4 — Director; responsibilities

Indiana § 11-10-14-4

Art. 10CORRECTIONAL SERVICES AND PROGRAMS

Ch. 14Transitional Dormitories

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Ind. Code § 11-10-14-4 (2026).

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(a)The department shall select a person to be the director of each transitional dormitory. The department may select a person to be a director who is employed by a faith based organization.

(b)The director's responsibilities include the following:

(1)Implement each program component.

(2)Recruit volunteers to provide instruction and training in the transitional dormitory with an emphasis on recruiting volunteers for religious programs.

(3)Oversee the day to day operations of the transitional dormitory.

(4)Provide information requested by the warden regarding an offender or a program.

(5)Remove an offender from the transitional dormitory for:

(A)population management concerns;

(B)misconduct;

(C)security or safety concerns;

(D)mental health concerns; or

(E)lack of meaningful parti

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(a) The department shall select a person to be
the director of each transitional dormitory. The department may select
a person to be a director who is employed by a faith based organization.
(b) The director's responsibilities include the following:
(1) Implement each program component.
(2) Recruit volunteers to provide instruction and training in the
transitional dormitory with an emphasis on recruiting volunteers
for religious programs.
(3) Oversee the day to day operations of the transitional
dormitory.
(4) Provide information requested by the warden regarding an
offender or a program.
(5) Remove an offender from the transitional dormitory for:
(A) population management concerns;
(B) misconduct;
(C) security or safety concerns;
(D) mental health concerns; or
(E) lack of meaningful participation in the programs and
training.