South Dakota § 16-22-9 Promulgation of HOPE probation program rules.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 16-22-9 — Promulgation of HOPE probation program rules.

South Dakota § 16-22-9

Title 16COURTS AND JUDICIARY

Ch. 16-21APUBLIC SAFETY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMS

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S.D. Codified Laws § 16-22-9 (2026).

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The Supreme Court shall establish rules pursuant to § 16-3-1 for the programs consistent with the following components, modeled after the national HOPE court initiative:

(1)Involvement and commitment of criminal justice officials including judges, state's attorneys, defense attorneys, law enforcement, court services officers, and treatment providers;

(2)Eligibility criteria focused on offenders with a high risk to reoffend, without consideration of the current offense;

(3)Judicial involvement in setting and communicating to the probationer program expectations and consequences for noncompliance;

(4)Frequent, effective, and randomized drug and or alcohol testing;

(5)Swift, certain, and proportional sanctions for noncompliance with program conditions;

(6)Swift and cer

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The Supreme Court shall establish rules pursuant to § 16-3-1 for the programs consistent with the following components, modeled after the national HOPE court initiative: (1) Involvement and commitment of criminal justice officials including judges, state's attorneys, defense attorneys, law enforcement, court services officers, and treatment providers; (2) Eligibility criteria focused on offenders with a high risk to reoffend, without consideration of the current offense; (3) Judicial involvement in setting and communicating to the probationer program expectations and consequences for noncompliance; (4) Frequent, effective, and randomized drug and or alcohol testing; (5) Swift, certain, and proportional sanctions for noncompliance with program conditions; (6) Swift and certain warrant service for absconding; and (7) Compilation, evaluation, and publicly reported program results.