Common use of Other Reasons for Program Discharge Clause in Contracts

Other Reasons for Program Discharge. There may be administrative circumstances other than successful completion or program failure in which an offender is discharged from a program. These administrative discharges may occur only at the direction of State and may occur under the following circumstances: a) Clinical reasons other than refusal to participate in the program; b) Medical or mental health conditions that hinder the offender’s ability to participate in the program, even with accommodations; c) Termination of custody/supervision due to a court order or expiration of the offender’s sentence; d) Transfer to a more appropriate treatment modality; e) Death of the offender; or f) Other circumstances identified by State

Other Reasons for Program Discharge. There may be administrative circumstances other than successful completion or program failure in which an offender is discharged from a programaprogram. These administrative discharges may occur only at the direction of State and may occur under the following circumstances: a) Clinical reasons other than refusal to participate in the program; b) Medical or mental health conditions that hinder the offender’s ability to participate in the program, even with accommodations; c) Termination of custody/supervision due to a court order or expiration of the offender’s sentence; d) Transfer to a more appropriate treatment modality; e) Death of the offender; or f) Other circumstances identified by State.