(a) The Board of Corrections shall develop and implement a boot camp program designed to reduce the inmate population by diverting eligible offenders from long-term incarceration. (b) This diversion shall involve successful completion of, at a minimum, a sixty-day program of intensive behavior modification in an arduous, physically demanding, military-like environment, otherwise known as a "boot camp". Acts 1989, No. 492, § 3; 1993, No. 582, § 1. (a) The Board of Corrections shall develop and implement a boot camp program designed to reduce the inmate population by diverting eligible offenders from long-term incarceration. (b) This diversion shall involve successful completion of, at a minimum, a sixty-day program of intensive behavior modification in an arduous, physically demanding, military-like environment, otherwise known as a "boot camp". Acts 1989, No. 492, § 3; 1993, No. 582, § 1. (a) The Board of Corrections shall develop and implement a boot camp program designed to reduce the inmate population by diverting eligible offenders from long-term incarceration. (b) This diversion shall involve successful completion of, at a minimum, a sixty-day program of intensive behavior modification in an arduous, physically demanding, military-like environment, otherwise known as a "boot camp". Acts 1989, No. 492, § 3; 1993, No. 582, § 1. (a) The Board of Corrections shall develop and implement a boot camp program designed to reduce the inmate population by diverting eligible offenders from long-term incarceration. (b) This diversion shall involve successful completion of, at a minimum, a sixty-day program of intensive behavior modification in an arduous, physically demanding, military-like environment, otherwise known as a "boot camp". Acts 1989, No. 492, § 3; 1993, No. 582, § 1.
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