2025 Session Last amended: 2024 session

§ 401.01 — Community Corrections Act; Purpose and Definition

Plain-Language Summary

This section creates the Community Corrections Act, which lets the state give money to counties and Tribal Nations to run local programs for people in the criminal justice system. These programs include crime prevention, supervised release, corrections centers, and treatment facilities. Counties and Tribal Nations must use evidence-based methods in their programs.

Practical Notes
If you live in a county that participates in the Community Corrections Act (a ‘CCA jurisdiction’), your county runs its own probation and correctional programs instead of the state. This affects where you report for probation, what programs are available, and how supervision is handled locally.