Montana § 53-30-302 Purpose

Montana Statutes

§ 53-30-302 — Purpose

Montana § 53-30-302

Title 53SOCIAL SERVICES AND INSTITUTIONS

Ch. 30CORRECTIONS

Part 3Community Corrections Act

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Bluebook

Mont. Code Ann. § 53-30-302 (2026).

Text

53-30-302 . Purpose. It is the purpose of this part to:

(1)encourage the development of community corrections facilities and programs by units of local government, tribal governments, and nongovernmental agencies;

(2)reduce court commitments to the state prisons through diversion of offenders determined appropriate by the community corrections board to community corrections facilities and programs;

(3)reduce the use of jail space for offenders who need a structured environment, treatment, counseling, and supervision but who may not require incarceration;

(4)provide a local facility for employed offenders so that they may maintain their employment under a structured environment and receive treatment, counseling, and supervision;

(5)provide a procedure by which units of local government

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53-30-302 . Purpose. It is the purpose of this part to:
(1) encourage the development of community corrections facilities and programs by units of local government, tribal governments, and nongovernmental agencies;
(2) reduce court commitments to the state prisons through diversion of offenders determined appropriate by the community corrections board to community corrections facilities and programs;
(3) reduce the use of jail space for offenders who need a structured environment, treatment, counseling, and supervision but who may not require incarceration;
(4) provide a local facility for employed offenders so that they may maintain their employment under a structured environment and receive treatment, counseling, and supervision;
(5) provide a procedure by which units of local government, tribal governments, and nongovernmental agencies may provide corrections services to the sentencing courts; and
(6) include citizen participation in the policymaking and program planning related to community corrections facilities and programs through the formation of local community corrections boards.