Community corrections board definition

Community corrections board means the governing body of any unit of local government, any combinations of such governing bodies for the purpose of this article, or any separate board created by any governing body or bodies pursuant to this article.
Community corrections board means a community corrections board as provided in 53-30-312.

Related to Community corrections board

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