A. The court may terminate a person’s home detention or continuous alcohol monitoring and require the person to complete the remaining term of any jail sentence by jail confinement if the person: (1) fails to pay the required fees for participation in home detention or continuous alcohol monitoring; (2) fails to successfully complete a court ordered alcohol or drug screening, counseling, education and treatment program; (3) the court finds that the person left the approved location without permission of the court or its designee during a time that the person was ordered to be at the location; or (4) the court finds that the person tampered, removed, damaged or otherwise interfered with the electronic monitoring device.

B. The court may terminate a person’s home detention or continuous alcohol monitoring at any other time for any reason and, if terminated, may require the person to complete the remaining term of any jail sentence by jail confinement.

C. If the city council terminates home detention and continuous alcohol monitoring, then a person’s participation in home detention or continuous alcohol monitoring shall terminate on the effective date of the termination of the home detention and continuous alcohol monitoring program. [Ord. 16-09 § 1; Res. 16-27; Code 2004 § 5-105.]