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PURPOSE: To establish Special Condition “ISF” (Intermediate Sanction Facility) as a special. condition of parole or mandatory supervision and to establish a procedure for imposing confinement to an Intermediate Sanction Facility as a condition of parole or mandatory supervision.
Intermediate Sanctions Facility (ISF) ISF is a modified therapeutic community that provides services designed to treat criminal thinking errors.
ISF Inmate Search If you are looking for someone who is currently in ISF, check out our page on TDC facilities. If you or a loved one is facing a probation or parole revocation, contact the attorneys at Varghese Summersett PLLC at 817-203-2220 or reach out online.
In the context of parole it is one of the options the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles has for sanctioning a parolee who they have determined has violated a condition of their parole. ISF takes place in a confined location and can last between 60 and 180 depending on the condition imposed by the parole board.
The TAIP provides community-based treatment to drug offenders in Bexar, Dallas, El Paso, Harris, Tarrant, and Travis counties. It focuses resources on clinical screening and assessment to determine the need for treatment, and the primary goal is to reduce drug offender recidivism.
The Intermediate Sanction Facility (ISF) program is presented in a 45-day format for those needing Cognitive Behavioral Treatment and a 90 day format for those needing a brief substance use treatment program. Clients enter the program referred by a Parole Officer as an alternative to being violated.
But you may have a false-negative test result. If you have symptoms or were around someone who had COVID-19, stay away from others. Even if you don't have symptoms, test again after 48 hours. If it's still negative, and you think you have COVID, you can test a third time after another 48 hours.
The most common parole and probation drug tests and alcohol tests are: The 5-panel drug urine test, which analyzes a urine sample for marijuana, cocaine, PCP, amphetamines, and opiates. Many probation drug testing requirements also add alcohol to the 5-panel test.
Judges will typically order you to submit to a urine, hair, and/or nail drug test within hours of the court hearing. The opposing attorney may even have an employee from the testing facility in the courtroom to conduct the drug test in the courthouse immediately after the hearing.
Individuals on probation are often subject to urine drug testing, even if not convicted of a drug-related offense. Court-ordered urine drug tests typically screen for amphetamines, barbiturates, benzodiazepines, cocaine, marijuana, PCP, and opioids.
