Jails Clause Samples
The "Jails" clause defines the rules and procedures related to the detention of individuals within a legal or contractual context. It typically outlines the conditions under which a person may be held in custody, the rights of detainees, and the responsibilities of the authorities managing the jail. For example, it may specify standards for treatment, access to legal counsel, or procedures for release. The core function of this clause is to ensure lawful and humane treatment of individuals in custody, while providing clear guidelines to prevent abuse and protect the rights of all parties involved.
Jails. Government repair shops, warehouses, and yards.
Jails a. The Contractor shall ensure:
i. Screening and assessment services to individuals who are in jail and are suspected to have a serious mental illness; and
ii. Continuity of care, discharge planning and timely sharing of information for enrolled persons with a serious mental illness who are in or are leaving the jail.
Jails. Parties may, if desired, enter into a separate “Local Agreement on Jail Matters.” Any agreement shall be attached to this agreement. Subjects to be addressed may include, but not limited to: Booking location/fees; Intake standards; Reports/documentation; Prisoner transportation/fees and Party responsibility for costs associated with offender incarceration and care. The agreement shall provide the process for resolving any disputes on the above matters.
Jails. Any two or more counties or cities may establish a regional jail or jail farm. (Code, §53.1- 105)