Attachment H Supervised Community Confinement Agreement and Conditions - Maine

What Is Attachment H?

This is a legal form that was released by the Maine Department of Corrections - a government authority operating within Maine. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of the Supervised Community Confinement Agreement?
A: The purpose is to outline the terms and conditions for an individual under supervised community confinement in Maine.

Q: What is supervised community confinement?
A: Supervised community confinement refers to a form of alternative sentencing where an individual is allowed to serve their sentence in the community under certain conditions.

Q: Who is required to sign the Supervised Community Confinement Agreement?
A: Both the individual being confined and the supervising authority are required to sign the agreement.

Q: What are the conditions in the agreement?
A: The conditions may vary but generally include restrictions on the individual's movement, mandatory check-ins with the supervising authority, and compliance with all laws and regulations.

Q: What happens if the individual violates the conditions of the agreement?
A: If the individual violates the conditions, they may face consequences such as revocation of community confinement and return to prison.

Q: Is supervised community confinement available to everyone?
A: No, supervised community confinement is typically granted on a case-by-case basis and may depend on factors such as the nature of the offense and the individual's criminal history.

Q: Are there any specific rules mentioned in the agreement?
A: Yes, the agreement may include specific rules such as maintaining employment, attending counseling or treatment programs, and abstaining from drug or alcohol use.

Q: How long does supervised community confinement usually last?
A: The duration of supervised community confinement can vary depending on the specific circumstances of the case, but it is generally intended to be a shorter alternative to full incarceration.

Q: Can the terms of the agreement be modified?
A: In some cases, the terms of the agreement may be modified if there are valid reasons for the change and all parties involved agree to the modifications.

Q: What is the supervising authority responsible for?
A: The supervising authority is responsible for monitoring the individual's compliance with the conditions of the agreement and reporting any violations to the court.