; and (ii) includes any juvenile, detention, work release, or mental health facility that is used primarily to hold individuals who are— (I) awaiting adjudication of criminal charges or an immigration matter; or (II) serving a sentence for a criminal conviction. (E) Confinement facility communications service The term confinement facility communications service means a service that allows incarcerated persons to make electronic communications (whether intrastate, interstate, or international and whether made using video, audio, or any other communicative method, including advanced communications services) to individuals outside the confinement facility, or to individuals inside the confinement facility, where the incarcerated person is being held, regardless of the technology used to deliver the service. (F) Consumer The term consumer means the party paying a provider of confinement facility communications services. (G) Debit calling The term debit calling means a presubscription or comparable service which allows an incarcerated person, or someone acting on an incarcerated person’s behalf, to fund an account set up through a provider that can be used to pay for confinement facility communications services originated by the incarcerated person. (H) Fee for single-call and related services The term fee for single-call and related services means a billing arrangement whereby communications made by an incarcerated person using collect calling are billed through a third party on a per-communication basis, where the recipient does not have an account with the provider of confinement facility communications services. (I) Incarcerated person The term incarcerated person means a person detained at a confinement facility, regardless of the duration of the detention. (J) Jail The term jail — (i) means a facility of a law enforcement agency of the Federal Government or of a State or political subdivision of a State that is used primarily to hold individuals who are— (I) awaiting adjudication of criminal charges