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Overview of Pretrial Services
Pretrial Services is a county-funded department that conducts assessments and makes recommendations to the Court regarding release decisions.
Pretrial Monitoring tracks compliance and provides case-management to assist defendants in reporting to court and meeting the terms of their court-ordered release conditions.
Overview of Pretrial Monitoring
If a person is released with pretrial monitoring, that person will be required to report to
pretrial services for an intake. Ideally, this will be done immediately following release, or
on the next business day.
The defendant will be required to complete a questionnaire that includes demographic
information, as well as collateral (family) contacts and employment information.
The defendant will meet with a pretrial officer, who will review the expectations of the
court and discuss any special requirements of the defendant’s pretrial release.
The defendant is required to immediately report any changes to their contact information,
address, phone number, employment, etc.
The defendant will be required to report in person and/or telephonically, as directed by the
pretrial officer.
The defendant will report to the pretrial officer after each court hearing.
Reminders will be sent to the defendant of upcoming court hearings. This will be done
through text, phone calls, or email.
Criminal history checks will be conducted to ensure that there is no additional criminal
activity occurring.
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