§ 12.05.030. Penalties.

(a) Upon the recommendation of the district attorney's office. all or part of a sentence for a conviction of misdemeanor drug related activity may be suspended if the defendant agrees or the justice court otherwise orders the defendant to stay out of the order out corridor for a period which shall not be less than six months or more than one year. Such suspended sentence may also be conditioned upon such other conditions as the court deems reasonable for the rehabilitation of the defendant and the preservation of the health safety and welfare of the public. Prior to ordering the defendant to stay out of the order out corridor as a condition of a suspended sentence. the court shall inquire of the defendant as to the defendant's special reasons for requiring access to any specified areas within the order out corridor, including:

(1)

Working or residing within the order out corridor;

(2)

The need for medical services within the order out corridor;

(3)

The need for access to federal, state and local social services within the order out corridor;

(4)

The need for religious services within the order out corridor;

(5)

The need for public transportation within the order out corridor; and

(6)

The need for legal services or appearances within the order out corridor.

After such inquiry, the court may grant such exemptions from an order to stay out of the order out corridor as the court deems reasonable. Any order issued pursuant to this section shall specifically describe the perimeters of the order out corridor and any exempted areas therein and shall be accompanied by a copy of a map depicting the perimeters of the order out corridor. Upon written motion with prior notice to the district attorney's office, the court shall consider modification of the scope of exemptions listed in its order to stay out of the order out corridor within ten calendar days from the filing of such motion.

(Ord. 2363 § 1 (part), 1999)