If a person is sentenced to a term of confinement by the court for an offense other than driving under the influence:
(A) Except as permitted by the court pursuant to § 34.61, the person shall remain at the premises designated by the court;
(B) The court may order that the person be affixed with an electronic monitoring device and be required, except as permitted by the court pursuant to § 34.61, to remain at the premises designated by the court;
(C) The person shall be employed and in a job that the court determines is suitable in both type and location of work for the home detention program. The court may, alternatively or in addition thereto, assign the person to a community restitution work assignment. The court may waive the requirement of employment or community restitution in cases where the court finds the person is incapable of employment or performing community restitution work;
(D) The court may place other restrictions on a person in the program, including, but not limited to: prohibiting the use of and testing the person for consumption of alcoholic beverages or drugs; requiring that the person participate in a screening, education, or treatment program for alcohol, substance abuse, or anger management purposes; requiring that the person maintain employment without absence therefrom during the term of home detention; participation in a community restitution work program, including participation on weekends even if the person is also employed during the week; and prohibiting the association of the person with individuals who are determined to be detrimental to the person’s successful participation in the program; and
(E) The person shall bear the expense and be responsible for the full payment of all costs of home detention, testing, electronic monitoring, counseling, treatment, or other costs related to the person’s participation in the home detention and electronic monitoring program unless, after determining the inability of the person to pay the cost, the court assesses a lesser amount.
(Prior Code, § 6-5-5) (Ord. 21-16. passed 8-23-2021)