Over-detention definition

Over-detention means actual incarceration in the Facility for more than 72 hours following book-in without the benefit of a first appearance before a Trial Court to be arraigned on the charges stated in the warrant upon which the arrest was made. The number of days of over-detention equals the total number of days of detention minus three days (72 hours). Therefore, a Class Member who has five total days of detention will be credited with two days of over-detention.
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