Carrying out non‑custodial orders in another participating jurisdiction
109 Carrying out non‑custodial orders in another participating jurisdiction
A non‑custodial order of the State may be carried out (wholly or partly) in another participating jurisdiction if the person against whom the order is made or issued has a connection with a cross‑border region.
A community corrections officer or juvenile justice officer of the State may exercise in another participating jurisdiction any of the powers the officer has under the law of the State in relation to a non‑custodial order of the State if the person against whom the order was made or issued has a connection with a cross‑border region.
The law of the State applies (with any appropriate modifications) in relation to the order and those powers.
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