In court, the judge stated that my child was eligible for “HIP” or “Electronic Monitoring." What does that mean?

The Home Incarceration Program (HIP) is an alternative to secure detention and includes Outreach and Electronic Monitoring. All juveniles referred by the court must be screened for eligibility by a Home Incarceration Officer. If your child is found to be eligible for HIP, the Home Incarceration Officer will meet with you and your child to discuss program requirements.


For more information, please see Alternative Programs.

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1. What time will my son or daughter return to detention from court?
2. How long does the release process take? What do I need to bring?
3. In court, the judge stated that my child was eligible for “HIP” or “Electronic Monitoring." What does that mean?
4. If my child was sentenced to a set number of days in detention, when will they be released?