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Go to florida, the receiving state would have up to 45 days. if they were to exceed that 45 days, that could postpone. if there was a problem with their investigation that they couldn't complete it in that 45 days, that could postpone the release. but with the amount of lead time, we don't anticipate that there would be a problem with that. >> he would not have to spend any time in nevada at all? >> that's correct. >> what if florida said no? >> if florida said no, then the next step -- and this is where i would have to be aware of what the conditions of his release were, our pre-release unit ...

Criteria. and florida, when they do their investigation, they'll make the determination of whether or not they're going to be willing to accept his case. >> captain, in your experience, how often does the receiving state say no, thank you? >> depending on what the support system is. in the case of either a returning resident or in the case of resident family, the acceptance rate, as long as there's a valid plan of supervision, is high. in the case of a discretionary case where a person doesn't have that support system, but they have other opportunities they're looking to pursue or they're look...

You with the requirements of the contact are, that you are subject to terms and conditions not only by the sending state but also by the receiving state if you were looking to join your family in florida. florida would be able to impose conditions on you that would be consistent in the same manner that they would treat one of their own offenders in a like circumstance. once that offender application for transfer would be a waiver of extradition, a waiver of extradition serves the purpose that if, for some reason, you violate the terms and conditions of your supervision, you understand nevada h...

You what the requirements of the compact are that you're subject to terms and conditions gnome by the sending state which in this case would be nevada, but also by the receiving state. if you were looking to join your family in florida, that -- that florida would be able to impose conditions on you that would be consistent in the same manner they would treat one of their ono fender own snow offenders. and waiver of extradition, serves the purpose, if you violate terms and conditions of your supervision you understand that nevada has the authority to come and return you to nevada to answer for ...

Case, if the plan is for him to go to florida, the receiving state would have up to 45 days f they were to exceed that 45 days that could postpone f there was a problem with their investigation that they couldn't complete it in that 45 days, that could postpone the release. but with the amount of lead time, we don't anticipate there would be a problem. >> he would not have to spend any time in nevada at all? >> correct. >> what if florida says no? >> if florida said no the next step, this is where i would have to be aware of what the conditions of his release were, our prerelease unit looks to...