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What is an Activity Space?

A cell in a detention facility

A designated area for inmate programs (correct)

An administrative office

An area for physical exercise

What does Administrative Confinement mean?

Segregation of an inmate for investigation, protection, or other causes not related to disciplinary action.

Who is an Auxiliary Correctional Officer?

Any person employed to assist a correctional officer.

What defines a Cell in a detention facility?

Any room designed to incarcerate one or more inmates, except dormitories. Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of a Holding Cell?

To hold inmates awaiting processes like booking, interrogation, or court appearances. Signup and view all the answers

Define a Double Cell.

A single cell designed to house two inmates. Signup and view all the answers

What is an Isolation Cell used for?

Housing an inmate removed from the general population. Signup and view all the answers

What does a Single Cell contain?

Sleeping space for a single inmate. Signup and view all the answers

What is a Certified Correctional Officer?

An officer certified by the Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission. Signup and view all the answers

What does Close Supervision involve?

Regular, documented observation of an inmate by certified officers at intervals not exceeding 15 minutes. Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the Day Room?

An area for general purposes of the inmates, outside of the cells. Signup and view all the answers

Define a Secure Housing Area.

An area designed to house inmates that pose a threat to the security of others. Signup and view all the answers

What characterizes a Dormitory in a detention facility?

A housing area designed to incarcerate more than two inmates with day room space. Signup and view all the answers

What is meant by Reduced Custody Housing Area?

An area designed to hold a large number of inmates in a dormitory setting. Signup and view all the answers

What is Direct Observation?

Continuous visual observation of inmates 24 hours each day. Signup and view all the answers

What distinguishes a Waived Juvenile?

A juvenile who is at least 14 years old and has been transferred for trial as if they were an adult. Signup and view all the answers

Define Notable Violations.

All other violations that are not serious. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Key Terms and Definitions

Activity Space: Designated areas for inmate programs outside cells, such as chapels and study rooms.
Administrative Confinement: Segregation of an inmate for reasons linked to investigation or protection, not related to discipline.
Auxiliary Correctional Officer: An individual assisting full-time or part-time correctional officers, may or may not receive compensation.
Cell: A room within a detention facility designed specifically for the incarceration of inmates, excluding dormitory spaces.
Double Cell: A single cell specifically engineered to accommodate two inmates.
Holding Cell: Temporary holding area for inmates awaiting processing actions like booking or court appearances.
Isolation Cell: A dedicated cell for inmates who are removed from the general inmate population.
Multiple Occupancy Cell: Contains sleeping space for multiple inmates, with a partition separating it from the day room.
Single Cell: A cell intended to house only one inmate.

Correctional Officer Designations

Certified Correctional Officer: An officer who has met certification requirements under Florida State Statutes.
Close Supervision: Mandatory observation of inmates at least every 15 minutes by certified officers or medical staff.
Closely Monitored: Documentation of inmate observation at intervals not exceeding 30 minutes.

Facility Areas and Designations

Common Area: Multi-purpose areas in a detention facility, including halls and corridors, used for movement and space.
Day Room: General-purpose area for inmates within a detention facility, not classified as a cell.
Dining Area: Space designated for feeding inmates, distinct from day rooms or cells.
Housing Area: Locations in the facility where inmates are held post-admission.

Juvenile Designations

Direct Filed Juvenile: A juvenile aged 16 or older at the time of the alleged crime.
Indicted Juvenile: Any juvenile indicted for offenses that could lead to capital punishment or life imprisonment.
Waived Juvenile: A juvenile at least 14 years old whose case is transferred for trial as an adult.

Jail Standards and Operations

Model Jail Standards: Guidelines for county and municipal detention facilities encompassing construction, operation, and inmate capacity.
Notable Violations: Non-serious infractions within the jail standards.
Serious Violation: Conditions that pose immediate safety threats to inmates or staff.

Special Areas and Conditions

Reduced Custody Housing Area: Designed for large inmate populations, allowing dormitory-like conditions.
Secure Housing Area: Accommodates inmates classified as posing security risks.
Special Handling Area: Housing for inmates with specific needs, including mental health or suicidal tendencies.

Miscellaneous

Permanent File: Records maintained as mandated by the Secretary of State for law enforcement agencies.
Tempered Water: Water mixture held under pressure with temperatures regulated between 100 and 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
Sight and Normal Sound: Inmate monitoring ensuring visual contact and auditory response capabilities for help calls.

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This quiz covers important terms related to the correctional system, including definitions for activities, confinement types, and officer roles. Test your knowledge on key concepts that are essential for understanding inmate programs and administrative procedures.