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| The Case Factor process uses an objective review of case factors on OPUS...... |
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Definition
| Govern the regular assignment of inmates to Close, Medium and Minimum custody. |
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| The Committee Review process is used for the following assignment: |
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Definition
Maximum Control
Extended Segregation
Inmates serving a Life Sentence
Protective Control |
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| The Classification Procedure is structured as follows: |
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Definition
| Review, Decision, Implementation, Evaluation |
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| Inmate Buck informs Sergeant Cook that he has just been demoted from Medium to Close custody due to a Disciplinary infraction and asks when his next custody review will be scheduled. Sergeant Cook should tell inmate Buck: |
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Definition
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| For Required Review Schedules. Felon inmates should have a classification review at least once each year during confinement. During the first three years and beginning when an inmate is within 5 years of parole or release date the review will be completed no longer than: |
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Definition
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| Inmate Horne asks Lt. Drum what an Override is, Lt. Drum should reply: |
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Definition
| A recommended exception to the results of a case factor custody review |
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| A Waiver is an exception to one of the Standard, custody classification rules: |
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Definition
The 60 Month Rule
90 Day Infraction Rule
One Step Promotion Rule
Unaudited Sentence Rule
Validated STG Level 3 Rule |
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| During initial processing, felons validated as STG level 3 must be assigned to _______custody and during reclassification (custody review) an STG level 3 inmate cannot be promoted to minimum ccustody. |
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| What is the Highest Classification Committee that represents the Director of Prisons? |
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Definition
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| The Director's Classification Committee (DCC) will be chaired by a facility administrator as approved by the Region Director. Members of DCC shall be classified at least at the level of: |
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| Classification Coordinator, Program Supervisor, or Lieutenant |
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| Newly admitted inmates with exceptions to Special procedures complete 3 identifiable processes before initial classification and assignment, and except for unusual circumstances these processes shall be completed within 2 weeks or less after admission. |
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Definition
| Reception, Orientation, Diagnostic |
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| __________ receive inmates from sentencing courts, inmates recaptured after escape, and unsentenced offenders admitted to DOP for presentence diagnostic study or safekeeping |
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Definition
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| Additional services Diagnostic Centers also provide are: |
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Definition
Enters social and criminal data into the electronic record
Administers and scores psychometric tests
Provides casework services for crisis intervention as necessary for inmate problems
Evaluates cases to identify crime related problems, and correctional goals |
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| What are the Male Diagnostic Centers for NC DPS? |
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| Central, Piedmont, Craven, Polk, Western Youth, Nuese |
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| Youthful Felon offenders who escape or attempt escape from minimum or medium custody will be received at_________? |
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Definition
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| Felons escaping or attempting from Close custody will be received at which facility to await disciplinary and legal proceedings, diagnostic processing, and classification? |
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Definition
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| All male felon offenders and felon safekeepers ages 18 years and younger, and male misdemeanants ages 13-22 will be housed at: |
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Definition
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| Before admission to a Diagnostic Center a ________________ must be received. |
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Definition
| Commitment Receipt containing a true copy of the sentencing courts commitment, complete with the courts impressed seal and certification |
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| Captain Nett is the OIC of receiving at a Diagnostic Center. What must Captain Nett have before receiving an inmate? |
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Definition
True copy of the Sentence Court Commitment
(Commitment Receipt) |
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| Which of the following is not conducted by the Diagnostic Centers? |
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Definition
| Drug and alcohol rehabilitation |
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| Which facility Wardens receive inmates who must receive Capitol punishment? |
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Definition
Central Prison
(Death Row Males)
North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women
(Death Row Females) |
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| _____________ get expanded diagnostic evaluations at Diagnostic Centers? |
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Definition
| Sexually Violent Predators (SVP) |
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| Which of the following is NOT a reason for placing an inmate in Administrative Segregation? |
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Definition
| To force an inmate to comply with an order to attend a Disciplinary Hearing |
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| Inmate Deere, an RPOP inmate is upset and emotional after receiving a "Dear John" letter from his girlfriend. Lt. Barr the OIC, makes his rounds of the Facility and notices Deere pset and unruly. How long can Lt. Barr place inmate Deere in Segregation as a "Cooling Off" measure? |
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Definition
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| Captain Moose places inmate Finger on ASEG as a "Cooling Off" measure for making obscene gestures. What computer screen on OPUS will Captain Moose documented on? |
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Definition
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| Inmate Finger tells Barbara Belas, Supt at Western Youth Institution that when he gets off his 72 Hour "Cool Off" period, he is going to break Captain Medlins nose. Ms. Belas can authorize an additional Segregation period (including 72 hours) not to exceed the total of: |
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Definition
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| Inmates have a right to ___________of a disciplinary hearing. |
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Definition
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| Inmate Locke has been in Administrative Segregation for 14 days and has been referred by his case manager for Administrative Segregation beyond 15 days. Inmate Locke is scheduled for a review by the Facility Classification Committee. Locke should receive Written Notice on the form_______at least_______ before his review is held. |
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Definition
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| The Facility Classification Committee members shall consist of at least 3 members who must be a member? |
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Definition
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| No inmate should be confined in Administrative Segregation beyond 60 days without the approval of whom? |
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Definition
| Directors Classification Committee |
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| The isolation of close custogy felon or minimum custody level 1 misdemeanant inmates that pose a imminent threat to the life or health of other inmates or staff or to isolate inmates that pose a most serious threat to the security and integrity of a prison facility is called: |
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Definition
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| Inmate Street is identified by his case manager, Ken Teague as having participated in a Validated Security Threat Group (STG) called the "Fuzz Busters". Inmate Street is found to be the highest ranking gang member and solicits forcible participation of new inmates by threats anf physical force. Case manager Teague should refer inmate Street to what Committee and what control assignment? |
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Definition
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| An inmate is found guilty of disciplinary infraction for rioting and holding a hostage, or his presence in RPOP poses an imminent threat to the life or health of staff or inmates. These are reasons for an inmate to be considered for plaement in? |
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Definition
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| Therapuedic Control recognized both the need for security and Mental Health Illness. Referrals to MCON and ICON are documented on what OPUS screen? |
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Definition
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| The Directors Classification Committee (DCC) must meet with Maximum Control (MCON) inmates at least every: |
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Definition
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| The Therapuedic Control Committee consists of: |
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Definition
| Unit Manager, Psych Program Manager, Asst Supt of Ops/Programs, Classification Coordinator |
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Term
| The Approving Authority for assignments to Maximum Control... |
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Definition
| Director of Prisons or designee,e.g., Director of Support Services, Region Director or designees, Asst Director of Auxiliary Services and Manager of Classification or designee |
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Term
| All assignments to Therapuedic Control must be approved by: |
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Definition
| Section Chief for Mental Health Services or their designee |
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Term
| When reviewing Medium and Close custody felons for promotion, the Classification authority shall consider: |
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Definition
| The nature of the crime(s), history of criminal conduct, record of institutional behavior and adjustments, results of physical and mental health exams, psychological assessments of violence potential, and the threat to public safety, risk of escape, and victim issues. |
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Term
| No felon inmate shall be considered for promotion to minimum custody unless they are: |
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Definition
| Within 5 years of their release date |
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Term
| In order for inmates to be promoted in custody they must be... |
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Definition
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Term
| At Admission Felon Inmates validated as STG Level 3 are assigned to what custody? |
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Definition
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Term
| During Reclassification, felon inmates validated as STG Level 3 shall... |
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Definition
| Not be promoted to minimum custody |
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Term
| Felon inmates sentenced to a total sentence length of 5 years or less who are in court recommended for work release will be... |
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Definition
| Considered for promotion to minimum custody immediately upon admission |
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Term
All promotions to minimum custody for inmates serving a life sentence of 80 years or more will be reviewed by ___________?
Inmates classified as a Sexual Predators by the courts will be referred to _______________ ? |
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Definition
FCC and referred as appropriate to the DPS approval level for final action by the Region Directors or designees.
The DPS Manager of Classification for final decision prior to promotion to minimum custody. |
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Term
| The new program designed for voluntary transfer of incarcerated foreign nationals to their home countries under treaty arrangements with the U.S. Government is called: |
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Definition
| International Prisoner Transfer Program |
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| Who has sole authority for approving International transfer applications? |
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Definition
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Term
| Newly admitted inmates identified as foreign nationals receive a one-time notification of: |
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Definition
| The International Inmate Transfer Program by individually addressed letters |
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Term
| For the International Prisoner Transfer Program each facility will maintain: |
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Definition
| A list of nations having prisoner transfer treaties with the U.S. & copies of the transfer policy |
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Term
| Applications for International Prisoner Transfer must include: |
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Definition
Completed and signed application submitted to the International Prisoner Transfer Manager (IPT)
Documentation of citizenship for the country in which transfer is requested
Approval from the Secretary of Correction/designee |
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Term
| Once International transfer has been State approved the application is forwarded to : |
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Definition
| The Department of Justice for approval. Then the Department of Justice notifies the appropriate embassy. |
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Term
| Victims of crimes will be notified of the application for International Transfer. Negative responses to such transfers will be given consideration during the State review. Once approved, the Facility is responsible for: |
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Definition
| Transporting the inmate to a U.S. Magistrate Judge for hearing to approve the International transfer. The inmate is then released to U.S. Marshals once the Magistrate Judges approval is granted. The inmate must NOT have any pending charges, detainers, or been previously deported. |
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Term
| To qualify for the International Transfer Program an inmate must have the consent of... |
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Definition
| North Carolina, the United States, and the receiving country. |
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Term
| The secretary may withdraw prior approval of an International Transfer application if the inmate: |
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Definition
| Engages in criminal conduct or serious disciplinary infractions following his/her request for transfer. |
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Term
| Consular notification is required when a "Foreign National" who is NOT a U.S. citizen is admitted to DOP. Consular notification does not apply to ________ but is required for ____________. |
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Definition
Naturalized U.S. Citizens
Resident aliens who have Green Cards, and illegal aliens. |
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Term
| North Carolina DOP will notify Foreign governments on the list of required mandatory notification. Iraq and North Korea are on the ___________ . |
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Definition
| Mandatory Notification list. |
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Term
| Within 96 hours of admitting a Foreign National, excluding weekends and holidays, who is responsible for determining the nationality and completing Consular notification. |
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Definition
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Term
| If a Foreign National is on the Optional Notification list (not mandatory), the diagnostic center staff will ask the Foreign National if Consular notification is desired. If the Foreign National refuses to divulge their home country they can request notification at a later date. Consular notification is required within _____of the FN signing or reading the advisement form. |
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Definition
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Term
| Consular Officials may visit with Foreign Nationals from their country and will sign in and must present a _____________. Staff can verify the ID by ____________ . Consular Officials are exempt from completing a visitors application form as long as _____________. |
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Definition
U.S. State Department issued Consular Diplomatic Officer ID card.
Calling the State Departments Office Protocol.
Their status is confirmed and Consular mail is considered legal mail. |
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Term
| Consular Official info such as address & phone numbers can be found on OPUS screen: |
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Definition
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Term
| If a foreign born national dies, escapes, or is captured, staff will verify the nationality of the inmate on the OR11 screen and immediately contact within 24 hours: |
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Definition
| Chief of Auxiliary Services Manager of Classification or designee |
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Term
| Auxiliary Services staff will review the Alert Screen each day for _____________? |
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Definition
| Foreign national deaths, escapes, or captures. |
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Term
| If a prisoner less than 21 years old is sentenced to a prison term of 20 years or less, or if the prisoner is less than 25 years old, with a misdemeanor conviction or a non-violent class H, I, or J felony sentenced to a prison term of 20 years or less, the prisoner will be considered a: |
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Definition
| Committed Youthful Offender (CYO) |
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Term
| A Committed Youthful Offender (CYO) Felon will be reviewed by the institutional or Unit Classification authority at least once every: |
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Definition
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Term
| Captain Webb is the OIC in charge of receiving and admission. Inmate Brink is a new admission and is a misdemeanor offender. Inmate Brink asks what his custody assignment will be. Captain Webb should advise Brink that he will be admitted with a custody grade of: |
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Definition
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Term
| New admission inmate Cash committed a felony offense on March, 2005 and was sentenced to 7 years. Cash asks Sgt Banks what custody grade he will be as. Sgt Banks should tell Cash... |
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Definition
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Term
| New admission inmate Deal committed a felony April, 2005 and was sentenced to 15 years. Deal asks Sgt Clower what custody grade he will be admitted as. Sgt Clower should tell Deal... |
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Definition
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Term
| The Interstate Corrections Compact is for ___________________? |
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Definition
| Transferring prison inmates among State and Federal Government Correctional systems. |
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Term
| Inmate Byrd has 7 years left on his sentence and has filed a request under the Interstate Corrections Compact for transfer to Wyoming. Byrd should be advised: |
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Definition
| He must be within 3 years of release at the time of transfer. |
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Term
| Federal law requires that inmates transferred to and from federal confinement facilities be accompanied by _________________? |
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Definition
| An actual cash transfer to cover per diem maintenance expenses. |
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Term
| Inmate Chance comes to Captain McCrary stating that inmate Cardwell is threatening to kill him over some gambling debts and needs protective immediately. Captain McCrary should: |
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Definition
| Tell Chance inmates will not get Protective Custody as a result of failure to meet racketeering obligations or illicit activities. |
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Term
| Inmate Chance comes to Captain Pate, OIC, that other inmates have threatened to kill him tonight after the Sunday night football game. Captain Pate should: |
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Definition
| Place inmate Chance in Protective Custody in Seg for 72 hours and investigate |
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Term
| Protective Control Inmates may be segregated up to 15 days (including the 72 hours) with the Facility Head/designee approval but PC beyond 15 days requires... |
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Definition
| Facility Classification Committee review |
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Term
| No inmate will be confined in Protective Control for more than 60 days unless authorized by: |
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Definition
| Directors Classification Committee |
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Term
| The status of inmates in Protective Control (PCON) will be reviewed at least every 6 months by: |
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Definition
| Directors Classification Committee |
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Term
| Inmate Hyde has been sent to Protective Control (PCON) by DCC for 6 months but after 5 days in PCON asks Lt Booker to be removed from PCON and says he is now safe and does not need PC anymore. What should Lt Booker tell inmate Hyde? |
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Definition
| Submit a written request for removal from PC to the Facility Head |
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Term
| Which is NOT a reason for placing an inmate in Administrative Segregation (ASEG)? |
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Definition
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Term
| All Segregated and Control inmates must be personally observed by custody staff at least every: |
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Definition
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Term
| Segregated and Control inmates who are violent and mentally disordered and demonstrate unusual or bizarre behavior, receive more frequent observation. High risk self-injurious behavior will receive more frequent observation. High risk self-injurious behavior will receive continuing observation consistent with? |
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Definition
| The Divisions Health Care Policy TXIII-7 Self Injurious Behavior. |
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Term
| Segregated and Control inmates must receive visits from the OIC and qualified Health Care Staff how often? |
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Definition
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Term
| ASEG, MCON, ICON, and PCON inmates will have their status reviewed and documented by designated staff every: |
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Definition
| 7 days for the first 2 months and at least every 30 days thereafter. |
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Term
| DC-141's will be completed on each segregated inmate but are not required for..... |
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Definition
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Term
| Anytime a Segregated or Control inmate is denied any authorized item or activity, a report of the action is filed in the inmates case record and forwarded to? |
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Definition
| The Assistant Superintendent |
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Term
| ASEG, DSEG, SKPR, MCON, ICON, HCON, and DROW inmates will be allowed to shave and 10 minute showers at least... |
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Definition
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Term
| Any inmate may be denied a shave and shower for refusing to comply with control procedures. MCON and HCON inmates will be showered individually but other segregated inmates may be showered and shaved in... |
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Definition
| ...small manageable groups. |
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Term
| ASEG, DSEG, ICON, MCON, HCON, and PCON inmates shall be allowed 1 hour of exercise in outside exercise cells: |
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Definition
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Term
| Outside exercise cells should be the primary exercise areas except during inclement weather or for security reasons. Inmates should be allowed to exercise unrestrained and MCON and HCON inmates will exercise.... |
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Definition
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Term
| If Segregated inmates have seriously assaulted or threatened staff or inmates while outside the cell, their actions will be documented and structured limits on outside cell activities imposed. These limits are authorized by the Facility Head or designee for not more than.... |
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Definition
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Term
| Inmates in DSEG are allowed Trust Fund withdrawals of..... |
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Definition
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Term
| ICON, MCON, and HCON inmates may not make Trust Fund withdrawals exept to send money to family and limited canteen purchases of the following items: |
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Definition
| Radio, watch, shower shoes, stamps, Tylenol and 3 batteries a week |
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Term
| ICON, MCON, and HCON inmates may purchase: |
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Definition
| Stamps, Tylenol, antacids, 3 radio batteries per week, shower shoes, radio. |
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Term
| ICON, MCON, and HCON, inmates found in possesion of more than ____ postage stamps will be subject to disciplinary action. |
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Definition
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Term
| Inmates in ASEG, DSEG, MCON, ICON, and HCON will not be permitted to retain or use tobacco products. Inmates housed at tobacco-free facilities who are using cessation therapy to stop the use of tobacco are permitted to bring their current supply of therapy to ASEG, DSEG, MCON, ICON, and HCON, and may continue to purchase cessation therapy through the canteen until their cessation therapy program certificate expires. |
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Definition
| All facilities are tobacco free, no tobacco or tobacco-less products are allowed in any DOP facility by either inmates or staff. |
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Term
| Which inmates in the following control status are not allowed to use the radio? |
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Definition
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Term
| ASEG, ICON, MCON, PCON, and DROW will be allowed telephone privileges based on the control and safety considerations as designated by.... |
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Definition
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Term
| Inmate Lockeis in ASEG and asks Sgt Justice what the visiting hours are for ASEG inmates, Sgt Justice should reply: |
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Definition
| 9:00 am - 3:00, Monday-Friday, for 1 hour (The OIC of the facility may alter or suspend the visit) |
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Term
| When moved through the prison facility what restraints are required for ICON, MCON, and HCON inmates? |
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Definition
| Hand restraints and waist controls. |
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Term
| Inmate Pitts, a Maximum Control (MCON) inmate is told by Sgt Starnes to clean the showers. Pitts tells Sgt Starnes that he is a MCON inmate and does not have to perform work assignments. Sgt Starnes tells Pitts that by policy MCON inmates can perform structured task assignments. Who is right? |
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Definition
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Term
| Inmate Newman is a ________. By policy Newman cannot be required to perform regular work assignments |
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Definition
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Term
| Inmates in Segregation will be provided ____ Tylenol and _____ antacid tablets per day. |
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Definition
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Term
| Validated STG Inmates must be reviewed by DCC before removal from Intensive Control (ICON). The Divisional Classification Coordinator must notify _________ before the STH inmates return to regular population (RPOP) for refferal to the STGMU screening committee. |
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Definition
| The Chief of Security's Office |
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Term
| Inmate Long is a new inmate who just transferred to Alexander Correctional Institution this morning. Billy Smith, Program Assistant, is assigned as his case manager. By policy Mr. Smith should: |
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Definition
| Meet with Long no later than 3 working days |
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Term
| An assigned case manager meets with each of their assigned inmates based on the following frequency: |
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Definition
| Not less than 1 time every other calendar month |
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Term
| Tom Reep, Program Director, needs to document case management notes. Mr. Reep should document these notes on what computer system? |
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Definition
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Term
| Lewis Forney, Program Director, is the facility designee for case manager audits. By policy Case Management audits must be conducted how often? |
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Definition
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Term
| When the Govenor of North Carolina forgives an inmates sentence it is termed a: |
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Definition
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Term
| This release occurs when the Govenor of North Carolina reduces an inmates sentence to the time he/she has already served: |
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Definition
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Term
| A 90 day or 6 month mandatory parole, misdemeanor parole, One third parole, regular or community service parole, conditional release (CYO) , or parole to DWI school is known as: |
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Definition
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Term
| The Parole Commission sets the conditions of post-release supervision, which are provided by: |
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Definition
| Division of Community Corrections (DCC) |
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Term
| When an inmate is registered as a Sex Offender the inmate must register as a Sex Offender (DC-979) and must have an updated photo taken no more than: |
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Definition
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Term
| Sex Offenders cannot be "direct released". Staff must contact whom for assistance: |
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Definition
| Division of Community Corrections (DCC) |
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Term
| Inmate Ivy Down was found dead in his cell by Capt Thomas, OIC. As OIC Capt Thomas should contact which of the following? |
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Definition
Medical Examiner (and Coroner if applicable)
District Attorney
Law Enforcement Agencies having investigative juristiction
Director of Prisons
Secretary of Prisons
Director
Regional
Superintendent
Assistant Superintendent |
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Term
| Prior to the release, parole, or discharge of any inmate, facility staff will determine if there are any pending charges, detainers, or notifications requiring release to another agency. Staff will review the OR44 and OR45 OPUS screens. Any agency holding a warrant, detainer, or notification shall be contacted at least _________ prior to scheduled release or arrange transfer. |
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Definition
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| All contacts to transfer custody for pending charges, detainers, or notifications to another agency are documented on the OR45, FS11 comments sreens including the name and position of the contact and time of arrival for pickup. If receiving agency does not arrive at the expected time and contacts are unsuccessful, staff should contact the Chief of Auxiliary Services or the Manager of Classification. On holidays or weekends contact ...... |
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Definition
| .....the Prison Administration duty officer. |
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| If an inmate is erroneously released through administrative error, every reasonable effort must be extended to ensure the timely return to custody of the inmate for completion of the sentence. If the inmate is not apprehended within 72 hours of the initial attempt, the nmate should be entered into the National Crime Information Center (NCIC). This info is entered by contacting: |
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Definition
| The Randall Building Security Officer (919) 838-3572. |
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Term
| A prisoner held in any county jail who: poses a serious escape risk, exhibits violently aggressive behavior that cannot be contained and warrants a higher level of supervision, needs to be protected from other inmates and the county jail facility cannot provide such protection; is a female or a person 18 years of age or younger and the county jail does not have adequate housing for such prisoners; is in custody at a time when a fire or other catastrophic event has caused the county jail facility to cease or curtail operations; otherwise poses an imminent danger to the staff of the county jail facility or to other prisoners in the facility; or requires medical or mental health treatment. This is a definition of: |
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Definition
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Term
| Safekeepers must be housed separately from general population inmates, except when: |
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Definition
| Admission to a medical or mental health unit is required, or when the inmate is convicted on other unrelated charges and has been committed to DOC. |
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Term
| The clothing colors for Safekeepers is as follows: |
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Definition
Male Felon-gold
Male Misdemeanant-green
Female-grey |
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Term
| Which facility houses all female safekeepers? |
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Definition
NC Correctional Institution for Women
(NCCIW) |
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Term
| Nuese houses _________.Western Youth Institution houses____________. Polk Youth Institution houses ______________. |
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Definition
Male safekeepers misdemeanants ages 19 and above.
Male youthful offender safekeepers 18 years or younger.
Male youthful offender felon safekeepers ages 19-21. |
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Term
| When safekeepers are released from DOP, records will be retained by the releasing facility for: |
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Definition
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| ___________is defined as the isolation of close custody felon inmates that pose, or continue to pose, an imminent threat to the life or health of other inmates or staff or the isolation of inmates that otherwise pose a serious threat to the security and integrity of a prison facility. |
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Definition
| High Security Maximum Control (HCON) |
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Term
| Within 6 months of initial assignment to High Security Maximum Control (HCON), each inmate must again be reviewed by: |
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Definition
| Directors Classification Committee |
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Term
| He network of churches and ministry programs throughout the state that volunteer to offer support to inmates released from prison in their county, provide ex-inmates with basic needs as well as emotional and spiritual support, and operates in cooperation with the Chaplaincy Service Section of the Division of Prisons is called: |
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Definition
| Transition Aftercare Network (TAN) |
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Term
| The Division of Community Corrections (DCC) program that offers transition resources through cooperative agreement for offenders who are released to parole, to post release supervision, or to probation supervision, is called: |
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Definition
| Treatment Alternatives to Street Crimes (TASC) |
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Term
| Security Alert policy provides a uniform procedure for placing a security alert on inmates, and selected staff will be granted profiles to make Security Alert entries. Who is responsible for Security Alert Management? |
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Definition
| The Manager of Classification and Technical Support |
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Term
| Security Alert information shall be provided to any criminal justice agency, including DCC and law enforcement officers when an inmate goes out to court or s released on a detainer. Secuity Alert info is documented on the......... |
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Definition
Transfer of Custody Form
(opus IP61) |
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Term
| Inmates may be deported from the U.S. and returned to their country of citizenship after serving one half of their minimum sentence if eligible. What agency is responsible for the identification of inmates subject to deportation? |
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Definition
| Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) |
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Term
| The process by which an inmate agrees to be deported after serving one half of their minimum sentence, having no pending charges, and agreeing to never return to the U.S. is called: |
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Definition
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Term
| Inmates are NOT eligible for conditional release for deportation if they are convicted of which offense? |
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Definition
| Felony offense for Murder |
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Term
| Mates must meet eligibility requirements but there is no entitlement to a release under the Rapid REPAT Program and the decision to release an inmate in the sole, unappealable discretion of.... |
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Definition
| Post Release Supervision & Parole Commission |
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Term
| Applications for Deportation are forwarded to the ____________for review to ensure the applicant meets Statutory requirements. If no pending charges exist the case is forwarded to _____________ for final review and decision for conditional release to ICE agents. |
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Definition
Chief of Auxiliary Services/designee.
NC Post Release & Parole Supervision office. |
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| Divisional Transportation will arrange for transport of approved Deportation inmates to ICE custody. Designated staff at the facility will document on.... |
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| OPUS External screen IP20. |
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| Terminally Ill inmates are inmates with illness or disease that will likely produce.... |
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| Death within 6 months and is so debilitating that the inmate is unlikely to be a public safety risk. |
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| The Secretary of Correction may extend the limits of confinement for a terminally ill or permanently and totally disabled inmates to receive palliative care. "Terminally ill" is defined as a condition caused by an illness or disease causing physical incapacitation that: |
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| Will likely cause death in 6 months |
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| The DOC Medical Director shall notify the Secretary of Correction immediately when an inmate is classified as terminally ill. The inmate will be pre-certified for acceptance into Hospice. Which factots below are true pertaining to a terminally ill inmate? |
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Definition
Inmate must be in Minimum Custody
Victim Services must be notified
Health records must be kept confidential
DCC may electronically monitor the inmate |
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| Failure of a terminally ill inmate to remain within the extended limits of his/her confinement or return to custody if instructed shall.... |
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| Be deemed as an escape by the Division of Prisons. |
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| An inmate request for extension of limits of confinement due to terminal illness may come from any source. The request is referred to the __________ who refers the request to a DOC physician for evaluation. If the inmate meets criteria for terminal illness the DOC physician refers the case to the ________________who evaluates the case, and if in agreement refers the case to the _____________ to determine the inmates threat to the community. |
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Definition
Facility Head
Chief of Health Services
Director of Prisons |
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