![]() ![]() Unless the court makes a specific determination that the person is indigent, the expense of the assessment and treatment shall be the responsibility of the person receiving it.Undergo an alcohol and drug assessment or treatment, or both an assessment and treatment, if the court deems it appropriate and licensed treatment service is available.Make appropriate and reasonable restitution to the victim or the family of the victim involved pursuant to § 40-35-304.Satisfy any other conditions reasonably related to the purpose of the offender's sentence and not unduly restrictive of the offender's liberty or incompatible with the offender's freedom of conscience, or otherwise prohibited by this chapter.Submit to supervision by an appropriate agency or person and report as directed by the court.Remain within prescribed geographical boundaries and notify the court or the probation officer of any change in the offender's address or employment.Refrain from possessing a firearm or other dangerous weapon.Pursue a prescribed secular course of study or vocational training.Undergo available medical or psychiatric treatment and enter and remain in a specified institution whenever required for that purpose by voluntary self-admission to the institution pursuant to § 33-6-201.Perform, without compensation, services in the community for charitable or governmental agencies.Devote the offender to a specific employment or occupation.Meet the offender's family responsibilities.Whenever a court sentences an offender to supervised probation, the court shall specify the terms of the supervision and may require the offender to comply with certain conditions that may include, but are not limited to:.A second or third violation of § 55-10-401 if the judge orders a substance abuse treatment program as a condition of probation pursuant to § 55-10-402(a)(2)(B) or (a)(3)(B).Stalking, as prohibited by § 39-17-315 and.Violation of a protective order, as prohibited by § 36-3-612.Assault as prohibited by § 39-13-101, vandalism as prohibited by § 39-14-408, or false imprisonment as prohibited by § 39-13-302, where the victim of the offense is a person identified in § 36-3-601(5).Domestic assault, as prohibited by § 39-13-111.The offenses to which this subdivision (c)(2) applies are:.To protect and better ensure the safety of the victim or any other member of the victim's family or household, as set out in subsections (m) and (n).To otherwise effect a change in the behavior of the defendant, including, but not limited to, imposing any of the conditions set forth in subsection (d) or.To make restitution to the victim of the offense.For the defendant to complete any appropriate treatment program or programs, including, but not limited to, a sanctioned batterer's intervention program, an anger management program or any court-ordered drug or alcohol treatment program.Notwithstanding subdivision (c)(2)(A), the judge may sentence a defendant convicted of any of the misdemeanor offenses set out in subdivision (c)(2)(C) to a period of probation not to exceed two (2) years, if the judge finds that the period of probation is necessary:.Except as provided in subdivision (c)(2)(B), if probation is to be granted to a defendant convicted of any of the misdemeanor offenses set out in subdivision (c)(2)(C), subdivision (c)(1) shall govern the length of the term of probation.If the court determines that a period of probation is appropriate, the court shall sentence the defendant to a specific sentence but shall suspend the execution of all or part of the sentence and place the defendant on supervised or unsupervised probation either immediately or after a period of confinement for a period of time no less than the minimum sentence allowed under the classification and up to and including the statutory maximum time for the class of the conviction offense.There shall be no petition for probation filed by the defendant and probation shall be automatically considered by the court as a sentencing alternative for eligible defendants provided, that nothing in this chapter shall be construed as altering any provision of present statutory or case law requiring that the burden of establishing suitability for probation rests with the defendant. A court shall have authority to impose probation as part of its sentencing determination at the conclusion of the sentencing hearing.A defendant shall also be eligible for probation pursuant to § 40-36-106(e)(3).
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