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The document outlines the application process and requirements for the Alaska Department of Corrections' Electronic Monitoring/House Arrest Program. It details eligibility criteria, including restrictions on prior offenses, residency, and telephone requirements. The program allows eligible inmates to serve their sentences at home under strict conditions, including regular reporting, payment of fees, and compliance with monitoring equipment regulations. Violations can lead to termination from the program and potential return to incarceration.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Alaska Electronic Monitoring application in the editor.
Begin by filling in your full legal name and Social Security Number at the top of the form. Ensure that all information is printed clearly.
Provide details about your current offense(s) and case number(s). Include your sentence length and any days already served.
Complete the personal information section, including date of birth, age, eye color, sex, height, weight, and hair color.
List your physical address and all telephone numbers. Make sure to include an emergency contact with their phone number.
Detail your employment information, including company name, job title, work schedule, and supervisor's contact details.
Address any treatment you are undergoing related to substance abuse or violence. Provide the treatment provider's information if applicable.
Finally, review all entries for accuracy before submitting your application along with a copy of your judgment to ensure it meets submission requirements.

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Is Alaska a good or bad place to live?

6. Crime is High Unfortunately, Alaska typically ranks number one in most crimes of any state. In 2020, Alaska had a violent crime rate of 885 per 100000 people, making it the most violent state in the country per capita. Maybe its the cold, maybe its the dark, maybe its the isolation.

How do I look up an inmate in Alaska?

The Alaska Inmate Search Process Access the Alaska Department of Corrections website: Start by visiting the ADOC official website at . The ADOC website serves as the primary source for conducting an inmate search in the state.

What is electronic monitoring in Cook County?

The Cook County Sheriffs Electronic Monitoring Program (EM) is a pre-trial monitoring program created to ease overcrowding in the Cook County Department of Corrections. Since its inception in 1989, over 300,000 DOC individuals in custody have been placed on EM.

How much is an ankle monitor in Alaska?

Answer: The current rate per day for electronic ankle monitoring is $27.00.

What charges give you an ankle monitor?

An electronic home monitor serves as an alternative to incarceration. Therefore, if one cannot afford the tether, a jail sentence may be imposed since the alternative is not feasible.

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