1. Immediate Sanction Probation Pilot Project Virginia Criminal Sentencing Commission November 6, 2013

2. 2 Arlington was identified as a potential site − Following initial meeting on June 19, stakeholders agreed to participate in pilot project Estimated start date of October 1 − Staff met with stakeholders again on July 25 − Staff trained Arlington P&P on several aspects of the program on September 11 − Staff met with the Arlington stakeholders again on October 21 − Staff also met with the Falls Church Chief of Police and the Falls Church Sheriff on October 21 − Anticipated start date: to be determined Update on Third Pilot Site

3. 3 Harrisonburg/Rockingham County was identified as a potential site − Commission staff met with stakeholders on September 25 − Stakeholders agreed to participate in pilot project Estimated start date of January 1, 2014 − Staff will train Harrisonburg P&P on the program − Staff will also meet with court-appointed attorneys to discuss the program − Staff will meet with stakeholders again prior to the estimated start date to assist with operational details Update on Fourth Pilot Site

4. Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg 4 Locality # of Current Participants (as of 11/1/13) # of Participants who have Violated # of Violations Participants Removed Pending Candidates Candidates Declined Henrico251625 3ᶧ3ᶧ 02 Lynchburg241224*201 Total492849* 5ᶧ5ᶧ 03 * 2 participants in Lynchburg have pending violations ᶧ 1 participant in Henrico is pending removal based on a new felony conviction 3 offenders were terminated and given a DOC sentence; the other 2 offenders moved out of the jurisdiction 1 candidate absconded and has not been located

5. Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg 5 Cumulative Number of Candidates Referred to the Court by Month (as of November 1, 2013) A total of 58 candidates have been referred to the court for consideration for placement in the program. April 26, 2013: Eligibility criteria expanded to allow offenders with a prior conviction for a violent offense to be considered for the program.

6. 6 Number of Violations among Participants Activity in Henrico & Lynchburg Total number of offenders placed in program = 54 Current participants = 49

7. 7 LynchburgHenricoTotal Percent of Violation Hearings held w/in 3 days of a violation 41.2%70.0%56.8% Avg. time between violation and hearing 4.4 days2.3 days3.2 days Avg. time between violation and arrest 2.3 days<1 day1.5 days Avg. time between arrest and hearing 2.1 days1.4 days1.7 days Avg. time between arrest and hearing – business days 1.3 days1.1 days1.2 days Number of Violations17*20*37* * Violations After March 8, 2013 Note: Excludes revocations that occurred after a participant’s removal from the program, full Show Cause hearings, and 1 participant whose case was delayed while procedures were developed. Measures of Swiftness

8. 8 * Represents 1 case Note: Sentence length is in addition to time served awaiting hearing. Excludes revocations that occurred after a participant’s removal from the program and full Show Cause hearings. Measures of Certainty and Sanctions Imposed LynchburgHenricoTotal Percent of Violations Resulting in a Jail Term 100% Avg. length of sentence for 1st Violation 3.1 days4.4 days3.8 days Avg. length of sentence for 2nd Violation 5.2 days7.2 days6.1 days Avg. length of sentence for 3rd Violation 8.3 days14 days*9.8 days Avg. length of sentence for 4th Violation 10 days*

9. 9 The General Assembly adopted budget language to extend the provisions of § 19.2-303.5 of the Code of Virginia and to authorize the creation of up to four Immediate Sanction Probation pilot sites Section 19.2-303.5, which was set to expire in July 1, 2012, was extended until July 1, 2014 − This statute provides the legal parameters and basic framework for the Immediate Sanction Probation program Request for Change in Appropriation Act Language

10. 10 A request has been submitted to the Department of Planning & Budget asking that the authorization end date specified in the budget item be changed from July 1, 2014, to July 1, 2015 This will allow Arlington and Harrisonburg/Rockingham sufficient time to adequately test the pilot program Request for Change in Appropriation Act Language