What is defined as the transfer of an inmate to the custody of an out-of-county agency?

The correct term for the transfer of an inmate to the custody of an out-of-county agency is judicial release. This process specifically involves legal proceedings that authorize the transfer of an inmate from one jurisdiction to another, typically when the receiving agency has jurisdiction or an interest in the case. Judicial release ensures that the proper legal protocols are followed and that the inmate's rights are upheld during the transfer.

Inactive release, temporary detention, and reintegration process do not accurately describe this scenario. Inactive release refers to a situation where an inmate's case is left unresolved or inactive. Temporary detention usually indicates holding someone for a limited time without legal transfer of custody, while reintegration process typically refers to the steps taken to prepare an inmate for return to society after serving their sentence, rather than transferring them to another jurisdiction.