Custodial setting definition

Custodial setting means correctional institutions, juvenile detention facilities, and jails, including parking lots and grounds within the perimeter of these enumerated facilities. “Custodial setting” does not include home detention or any circumstances where persons are under house arrest outside of correctional institutions, juvenile detention facilities, or jails.
Custodial setting means correctional institutions, juvenile detention facilities, and jails, including parking lots and grounds within the perimeter of these enumerated facilities. “Custodial setting” also includes a courtroom or courthouse in the limited circumstance where a court orders a person remanded into custody. “Custodial setting” does not include home detention or any circumstances where persons are under house arrest outside of correctional institutions, juvenile detention facilities, or jails.
Custodial setting means correctional institutions, juvenile detention facilities, and jails, including parking lots and grounds within the perimeter of these enumerated facilities.

More Definitions of Custodial setting

Custodial setting means correctional institutions, juvenile detention facilities, and jails, and does not include home detention or any circumstances where persons are under house arrest outside of correctional institutions, juvenile detention facilities, or jails.‌
Custodial setting means correctional institutions, juvenile detention facilities, and jails, including parking lots and grounds within the perimeter of these enumerated facilities. “Custodial setting” also includes a courtroom or courthouse in the limited circumstance where a court orders a person remanded into custody. “Custodial setting” does not include home