Sentencing Options

R.S.I.C. 3-1-1304

Tribe: Reno-Sparks Indian Colony

Section 3-1-1304. Sentences to be imposed.
(a) Any defendant found guilty of an offense may be sentenced to one or more of the
following penalties for each offense upon which there is a finding of guilt:
(1) a deferred imposition of sentence with reasonable restrictions and conditions,
unless specifically prohibited under the provisions of this code, for a period of time not to
exceed one (1) year per offense;
(2) suspended execution of all or part of a sentence with the defendant being placed
on probation under reasonable restrictions and conditions, unless specifically prohibited
under the provisions of this code, for a period of time not to exceed one (1) year per offense;
(3) imprisonment for a period of time not to exceed the maximum permitted under the
charged offense;
(4) a fine in an amount not to exceed the maximum permitted for the offense;
(5) community service;
(6) any therapeutic, or rehabilitative measure, treatments, or services deemed
appropriate;
(7) restitution to a victim of an offense for which the defendant was convicted;
(8) payment of costs specifically incurred by the prosecution in connection with the
proceedings against the defendant; or
(9) a person may be allowed to serve house arrest at the person’s expense, but will not
be eligible for parole under Section.

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