Offender Funds Sample Clauses
The 'Offender Funds' clause defines how money belonging to an offender is managed, held, or disbursed while they are under the supervision or custody of an institution. Typically, this clause outlines the procedures for depositing, withdrawing, and using these funds, such as for commissary purchases, restitution payments, or other authorized expenses. Its core function is to ensure proper accounting and control of offender finances, preventing misuse and providing transparency for both the institution and the offender.
Offender Funds. Funds of an individual CDCR Offender shall be provided to CONTRACTOR by CDCR within seven (7) working days of the CDCR Offender’s transfer. These funds shall be held and managed pursuant to policies, procedures and practices, which shall be provided to CONTRACTOR prior to inmate arrival.
Offender Funds. Funds of an individual COUNTY Offender shall be provided to the CDCR within seven (7) working days of the COUNTY Offender's transfer to CDCR. These funds shall be held and managed pursuant to CDCR's policies, procedures and practices.
Offender Funds. When a CDCR inmate is placed in the MCJF, CDCR shall provide the offender’s current available trust balance in the form of a check payable to the offender. CDCR will send the CDCR inmate’s check to the County, in the amount due the offender within seven (7) business days of the transfer unless the County directs an alternate location.
Offender Funds. The Contractor agrees to administer Department offender funds consistent with the fund administration provided to Contractor inmates. If, by mutua l Contract, the Contractor agrees to house Department offenders who are non-violators, the Contractor then agrees to administer Department offender funds to include the appropr iate accow1ting process to accommodate statutorily mandated deductions.