DAY REPORTING PROGRAM
615.862.8235
All classes held at 1417 Murfreesboro Road

Alcohol and Drug Education (PRI)
4 Hours, Friday. 8:30am – 12:30pm. $40
16 hours. Refer to DUI School. $180

Intensive Out-Patient Treatment (IOP) (License# 9023)
8 weeks. 3 days a week. 3 hr sessions. $140
Nights. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday 6-9
Days. Monday. Wednesday. Friday 9-12

Anger Management
$40 for each 4 hour session
Thursdays 5:30pm – 9:30pm
Fridays 8:30am – 12:30pm

Certified Batters Intervention Program (BIP)
26 weeks $250
52 weeks $500
Thursdays Phase I 5:30-7, Phase II 7:30-9

Responsible Behavioral Thinking (RBT) / Parenting
$40 for each 4 hour session
Tuesday 8:30am – 12:30pm
Thursday 12:30pm – 4:30pm

GED Program
Official Training and Testing Site

New Avenues. S.A.V.E. Healings Journey
615.880.3853 ext. 275

New Avenues / Healings Journey
45 day Treatment program.
Offender must have 60 day sentence.

S.A.V.E (Certified BIP)
6 week program

DUI School (PRI)
615.862-8355 (License# 9021)

1st Offender Program
Prime for Life. $180.
Registration Mon-Thurs 9am
Complete DUI School while serving jail time
Report by 12Noon Friday, CDC Harding Pl.

OR

• 4 Night School Mon-Thurs. 5:30-9:30pm
• Weekend. Friday and Saturday. 8am – 5pm
• Weekend. 2 Saturdays. 8am – 5pm

Multiple Offender Program
Alcohol and Drug Assessment. $50.
Referral to a state licensed treatment program and self-help meetings.

State Citation Classes
615.880.3942
All classes held at 430 3rd Ave North
$50 per class

Responsible Behavioral Thinking
Tuesday 8-12Noon. Wednesday 1-5pm.

Alcohol and Drug Class
Tuesday 1-5pm. Wednesdays 8-12Noon

DCSO Program Supervisors

Day Reporting Program
Jonathan Denton
1417 Murfreesboro Rd. PO Box 196383
Nashville, TN 37219
615.880.2712

DUI School
Barbara McCullough
1417 Murfreesboro Rd. PO Box 196383
Nashville, TN 37219
615.862.8354

New Avenues. SAVE. Healing Journey.
Regina DeRiggi
5113 Harding Place Nashville, TN 37211
615.880.3853 ext. 275

Pretrial Services
Chuck Willis
100 James Robertson Pkwy, Nashville TN 37201
615.862.8520 ext 3

SAAFE
Darleen McClung
430 3rd Ave North, Nashville TN 37201
615.862.8983

Re-Entry
Jeaneice Shearon
5113 Harding Place Nashville, TN 37211
615.880.3853 ext. 283

CLASS LOCATIONS

1417 Murfreesboro Rd, Nashville TN 37219

430 3rd Avenue North, Nashville TN 37201

Instructions for Fingerprinting Tennessee Applicant Processing Services

Follow the simple steps outlined below to complete the fingerprinting process:
1. Using your computer web browser, go to www.L1enrollment.com and choose Tennessee.

2. If you do not have access to the internet, you may call us toll-free at (855) 226-2937 to schedule an appointment. If you call, you will be asked the following questions instead of completing these steps yourself.

3. Click Online Scheduling and choose the language you wish to use for scheduling (English or Spanish)

4. Enter your first and last name and click “go”

5. Choose the proper employing or licensing agency as your Agency Name and click “go”. (choose other)

6. Choose the proper Applicant Type and click “go”. (choose Bounty Hunter)

7. Enter your ORI, OCA, or other identifying numbers required by your employing or licensing agency clicking “go” after each. (use TN920762Z)

8. Select the location where you want to be fingerprinted. You may choose a region of the state,  click on the map, or enter a zip code to get a list of locations in a specific area. Press “go”

9. Click on the words “Click to Schedule” across from the location you want, under the day you wish to be fingerprinted. If you want a date further in the future, click the “Next Week>>” link to display more dates. Once you select the location/date combination, select the time for your appointment and click “go”.

10. Complete the demographic information page. Required fields are indicated by a red asterisk (*). When complete, click “Send Information”

11. Confirm the information. Follow the on screen directions to make any changes necessary. Once you see the data is correct, click “Send Information”.

12. If you are required to pay for your own fingerprinting, then you will be presented with payment options. Complete your payment process and click “Send Payment Information”.

13. Print your confirmation page.

14. Bring approved identification documents with you to the appointment. These approved document options are identified on your confirmation of your appointment.

15. Arrive at the facility at your appointed date and time.

16. The Enrollment Officer at the site will check your ID, verify your information, verify or collect payment, capture your fingerprints, and submit your data. This normally takes less than five minutes.

17. You will receive a signed receipt at the end of your fingerprinting session which can be provided to your agency for proof of fingerprinting, if needed.

18. All results will be processed and delivered to your employing or licensing agency for processing by the TBI. L-1 is never in possession of criminal record data results.

Below are the laws in full:

TCA 40-11-318 Bounty hunting

(a)(1) “Bounty hunting” is defined as a person who acts as an agent of a professional bondsman who attempts to or takes into custody a person who has failed to appear in court and whose bond has been forfeited, for a fee, the payment of which is contingent upon the taking of a person into custody and returning such person to the custody of the professional bondsman for whom the bounty hunter works; provided, that “bounty hunting” does not include the taking into custody of a person by a professional bondsman.

(b) No person who has been “convicted of a felony” shall serve as a bounty hunter in the state of Tennessee. Persons having been convicted of a felony who perform the services of a bounty hunter as defined in this section commit a criminal offense, punishable as a Class A misdemeanor.

(c) Before a bounty hunter takes into custody any person who has failed to appear in court, such bounty hunter shall present to the office of the appropriate law enforcement officer of the political subdivision where the taking will occur:

(1) A copy of the applicable warrant;

(2) A copy of the bond; and

(3) Proper credentials from a professional bondsman in Tennessee or another state verifying that the bounty hunter is an agent of a professional bondsman.

(d) Failure to present all of the proper credentials as specified in this section to the office of the appropriate law enforcement officer prior to taking any person into custody shall be punishable as a Class A misdemeanor.

(e) A professional bondsman, who knowingly employs a convicted felon to act as an agent of such bondsman for purposes of taking into custody a person who failed to appear in court, commits a Class A misdemeanor.

(f) Any resident of this state who is a United States citizen and who intends to perform the functions of a bounty hunter as defined in subsection (a), shall submit to a criminal history background check as provided by § 38-6-109 at the sheriff’s office at the county of the person’s permanent residence. The person requesting the criminal history background check shall be responsible for any fees associated with the background check. The criminal background check shall include fingerprint checks against state and federal criminal records maintained by the Tennessee bureau of investigation (TBI) and the federal bureau of investigation (FBI). The sheriff’s office shall maintain files in their respective counties on bounty hunters requesting a criminal history background check. A sheriff may charge a fee of not more than two hundred dollars ($200) for each background check performed pursuant to this subsection (f) and in addition to the background check fees payable to the TBI, the FBI and any designated vendor. If the bounty hunter is from a state other than Tennessee, proof that the bounty hunter has completed an equivalent criminal history background check in the person’s home state within the last year shall be provided to the appropriate law enforcement agency of the political subdivision where the taking will occur.

TCA 38-6-109. Verification of criminal violation information.

(a) The Tennessee bureau of investigation shall process requests for criminal background checks from any authorized persons, organizations or entities permitted by law to seek criminal history background checks on certain persons, pursuant to a format and under procedures as it may require.

(b) (1) At the request of any persons, organizations or entities authorized by law to make fingerprint requests, the Tennessee bureau of investigation shall receive fingerprint samples from the persons, organizations or entities permitted by law to make those requests and shall check the prints against its records by using its computer files of criminal offenders contained in the Tennessee crime information center (T.C.I.C.) to process these requests and, to the extent permitted by federal law, shall also check the prints against records maintained by the federal bureau of investigation to determine if prior criminal history or convictions exist.

(2) Upon completion of the search, the bureau shall report its findings to the requesting persons, organizations or entities authorized by law to receive such information.

(c) (1) Agencies or organizations that have an agreement to do so with the Tennessee bureau of investigation and that have any responsibility or authority under law for conducting criminal history background reviews of persons may also access directly the computer files of the T.C.I.C. using only names or other identifying data elements to obtain available Tennessee criminal history background information for purpose of background reviews.

(2) If review by the method permitted by subdivision (c)(1) indicates the need for further verification of the individual’s criminal history, and if authorized by the requesting entity’s legal authority, the requesting entity may submit fingerprint samples for a criminal history background check by the Tennessee bureau of investigation as otherwise authorized by this section.

(d) The fees for fingerprint searches shall be the same for a Tennessee search as for a federal bureau of investigation search and shall be according to the fee schedule established by the federal bureau of investigation.

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December 2011 Report

How This Report Came to Be
Every inmate in a Davidson County jail is classified in several different ways, including a classification according to the nature of the charge(s) against him/her. This information is used for a variety of purposes within DCSO, but for the “Average Daily Population Report”, each inmate is counted once, according to the most serious charge currently against him/her.

The daily numbers that make up the monthly average come from nightly population counts.

When this report was initiated, it was established that certain classifications are to be reported specifically, while others (those used less frequently and, as you will see, comprising a small portion of the population) are reported as a group.

The report is normally produced internally for each month by the 10th of the following month, and we make every effort to have it published here as quickly as possible.

If you have questions about this report, please e-mail DCSO Research & Analysis.