South Dakota § 16-22-28 Probation and parole policies for sanctioning positive urinalysis test for controlled substance.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 16-22-28 — Probation and parole policies for sanctioning positive urinalysis test for controlled substance.

South Dakota·Title 16 COURTS AND JUDICIARY·Ch. 16-21A PUBLIC SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS

The Unified Judicial System, for probation, and the Department of Corrections, for parole, shall each revise the respective agency's policies for probation and parole requiring a minimum sanction of some period of incarceration for a urinalysis test that is positive for a controlled substance. The sanction shall be imposed for the initial positive test. The policies may exempt a residual positive urinalysis. Any drug court or other specialty court which has an approved sanctioning grid is exempt from the provisions of this section.

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The Unified Judicial System, for probation, and the Department of Corrections, for parole, shall each revise the respective agency's policies for probation and parole requiring a minimum sanction of some period of incarceration for a urinalysis test that is positive for a controlled substance. The sanction shall be imposed for the initial positive test. The policies may exempt a residual positive urinalysis. Any drug court or other specialty court which has an approved sanctioning grid is exempt from the provisions of this section.

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