9 Questions
How often will deputies talk to the inmate?
Twice per shift
Who will review the Inmate Confinement / Observation Form (JFCN-014) at the end of the shift?
The on duty shift commander
What will determine if an inmate needs to be placed into administrative confinement?
Classification unit staff
When will medical staff interact with the inmate?
Only when necessary
How often will deputies document the inmate's general condition and attitude?
Once per shift
What will the on duty shift commander do with the Inmate Confinement / Observation Form (JFCN-014)?
All of the above
How often will deputies see the inmate?
Twice per shift
What will medical staff do when they interact with the inmate?
Notate the time of interaction
What will happen after the on duty shift commander reviews the originals of the Inmate Confinement / Observation Form (JFCN-014)?
They will be forwarded to the Classification Unit for placement into the inmate's file
Study Notes
- An inmate will be placed into administrative confinement when classification unit staff determines that the inmate needs to be kept separate from the general population.
- The inmate's name, date and time of confinement, pod and cell location, and reason for confinement will be documented on the Inmate Confinement / Observation Log (JFCN-014).
- Deputies will see and talk to the inmate at least twice per shift and will document the inmate's general condition and attitude at least once per shift.
- Medical staff will sign and notate the time of any interaction with the inmate.
- At the end of the shift, the Inmate Confinement / Observation Form (JFCN-014) will be signed by the deputy conducting the observations and forwarded to the wing supervisor for review. The on duty shift commander will review the originals before forwarding them to the Classification Unit for placement into the inmate's file.
What are the different reasons an inmate can be placed into administrative confinement? The inmate can be placed into administrative confinement for a variety of reasons, including when classification unit staff determines that the inmate needs to be kept separate from the general population. Deputies will see and talk to the inmate at least twice per shift and will document the inmate's general condition and attitude at least once per shift. Medical staff will sign and notate the time of any interaction with the inmate. At the end of the shift, the Inmate Confinement / Observation Form (JFCN-014)
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