(2) Delaware County Jail shall place a Fifteen (15) Day hold on any offender upon request by a Delaware County Probation Officer or a Parole Officer employed by the State of Indiana. If the officer fails to initiate probation or parole revocation proceedings within the Fifteen (15) Day period, the hold shall expire.

(3) Intoxication: The Sheriff of Delaware County shall not release any person unless such person clearly manifests that they are in a state of sobriety at the time the provisions of this Order would otherwise permit release.

The Sheriff shall hold in custody any person who is under the influence of alcohol or controlled substances until such time it is determined, at the Sheriff’s discretion, that the individual may be safely released without danger to self or others.

(4) Domestic Violence: The Sheriff shall not release a person arrested on a charge involving domestic violence until Twenty-Four (24) Hours has elapsed or until appearance in court, whichever is earlier. After Twenty-Four (24) Hours, the person may post bail (1) pursuant to other provisions in this Bail Order, and (2) after signing a No Contact Agreement protecting the victim. If the person refuses to sign a No Contact Agreement, the Sheriff shall hold the person until brought to court.

(5) Overweight Trucking Violations: The bail schedule as set out in this Order shall not apply to overweight trucking violations. Bail for such offenses shall be convened by I.C. 9-20-1, et seq.

(6) Full Cash Bond: When any person proposes to post a full bond in cash and the Clerk’s Office is not open for business, the Sheriff shall accept the money and issue a release to the person making the payment. The Sheriff shall deposit the money with the Clerk as soon as possible.

(7) 10% Cash Bonds: Except as otherwise permitted above, the Clerk may not accept a Ten Percent (10%) cash deposit in lieu of bond without a written Order of a judge. If the Court approves such a bond, the Clerk shall retain from the deposit an administrative fee of Ten Percent (10%) of the deposit, or Fifty Dollars ($50.00), whichever is less, and a fee of Five Dollars ($5.00) pursuant to I.C. 35-33-8-3.2(d) to remit to the Board of Trustees of the Public Employees’ Retirement Fund for deposit in the Special Death Benefit Fund. In addition, the Court may direct the Clerk to apply the balance of the deposit to pay any fine, court costs, public defender fees, probation user’s fees, or restitution.

(8) Amount of Bail on Warrant: If the bail is set at a probable cause hearing, the amount of bail set by the judge shall be endorsed upon the arrest warrant.

(9) Release of Bond: The Clerk shall not release a cash bond, except upon a judge’s written Order after judgment has been entered and any fines, costs, or fees (including probation fees) imposed by the Court have been paid and satisfied.

(10) This Order shall not be interpreted to limit judicial discretion.