Inmate Classification Flashcards
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Inmate Classification Flashcards

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Define Classification.

The method by which jails reach objective decisions about the separation of inmates into certain groups for specific purposes based on predictive elements of risk and need.

What are the four steps in the objective classification system? (Fill in the blanks)

Initial, Primary, Review, Needs assessment

Which Idaho code mandates jail classification, and what are the separations?

IC 20-602; Male-Female separation, Juvenile separation, OJC

What is the purpose of the initial classification step?

<p>Identify high risk &amp; predatory inmates, make inmate housing decisions, determine program eligibility.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Identify factors that lead to a maximum-security classification score.

<p>Past or present institutional behavioral problems, history of escape, prior assaultive felony conviction.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Name actions that will trigger an automatic classification.

<p>Institutional behavior, change in legal status, request from staff or inmate, programming &amp; compliance scheduled at 30, 60 or 90 days.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Inmate Classification System

  • Classification involves separating inmates into groups based on their risk and needs, using objective decision-making processes.

Steps in Objective Classification System

  • The system consists of four key steps: Initial, Primary, Review, and Needs assessment.

Idaho Statute on Jail Classification

  • Mandated by Idaho Code 20-602, it requires separation of inmates based on gender and age:
    • Male and female separation
    • Juvenile separation
    • OJC (Other Juvenile Classification)

Initial Classification Purpose

  • The initial classification aims to:
    • Identify high-risk and predatory inmates
    • Make informed housing decisions for inmates
    • Determine inmates' eligibility for programs

Maximum-Security Classification Factors

  • Certain behaviors or histories can lead to maximum-security classification, including:
    • Past or present issues with institutional behavior
    • History of escape attempts
    • Prior convictions for assaultive felonies

Triggers for Automatic Classification

  • Automatic classification can be initiated by various actions, such as:
    • Changes in institutional behavior
    • Alterations in legal status
    • Requests made by staff or inmates
    • Programming and compliance assessments conducted every 30, 60, or 90 days

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Test your knowledge on inmate classification concepts with these flashcards. Learn about the definitions, steps in objective classification, and relevant legal codes. A great resource for students or professionals in criminal justice.

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