CD 566-7: Searching of Offenders

A document outlining the steps and procedures for searching offenders in correctional institutions.

The person responsible for approving the Search Plan and ensuring proper training for search personnel.

Specific areas within a correctional facility designated for searches.

A special type of search involving the examination of body cavities.

A device used for confinement and observation of high-risk offenders.

A formal document outlining procedures for conducting searches in a correctional facility.

A search conducted without a specific reason or suspicion.

A search involving the use of a machine to scan an offender's body.

A search where the individual is asked to manipulate Indigenous items or objects for visual inspection by an officer.

A search conducted when there is a reasonable suspicion a person has a weapon or other dangerous object.

An individualized plan for searches that addresses the specific needs and preferences of a gender-diverse offender.

A search conducted with the individual's consent where an Elder, Chaplain, or cultural representative who is not an offender inspects the items.

The process of a trained officer using a machine to scan an individual for contraband.

A search conducted without a body scanner, where the individual is visually inspected by staff.

A search conducted without a body scanner, where the individual is visually inspected by staff.

The right of a gender-diverse offender to choose who conducts a search, including the option to have a split search (different staff members search different body parts).

A search conducted when there is a reasonable suspicion of a violation of conditions, even if the person is on a long-term supervision order.

A search conducted without a reasonable suspicion, as part of routine security procedures.

The right of a gender-diverse offender to choose who conducts a frisk search and the body regions searched.

A search conducted on an individual's outer clothing and body, typically involving patting down the individual.

A search conducted on a male individual by a female staff member ONLY if there is no objection from the individual.

A search conducted on a female individual by a female staff member, often in the presence of staff members of any gender.

An official order given by a trained operator to an offender during a body scan search.

A report documenting an offender's refusal or failure to comply with a body scan search.

A search conducted in a private area by a staff member of the same sex as the offender (unless otherwise stated in their individualized protocol).

A search authorized by the Institutional Head involving all offenders in a penitentiary, used when there is a severe threat.

A search authorized by the District Director involving all offenders in a Community Correctional Centre, used when there is a severe threat.

An offender's consent to a body cavity search must be written and obtained after they have been given the chance to consult with a lawyer.

A written authorization document used for an Exceptional Power of Search in a penitentiary or community correctional centre.

An offender who is considered to be carrying contraband in their vaginal cavity or elsewhere, except for their digestive tract or rectum, cannot be placed in a dry cell.

The use of a dry cell must align with established procedures outlined in an Annex.

An offender's right to legal counsel is ensured without delay when placed in a dry cell.

The person in charge of a correctional facility who can authorize detention in a dry cell, a type of isolated confinement used to encourage the expulsion of contraband.

A period of 72 hours, the maximum initial time an offender can be detained in a dry cell.

An officer's authorization for the continued detention of an offender in a dry cell beyond the initial 72 hours.

The maximum cumulative duration of detention in a dry cell, even with extensions.

A substance, like certain food or drugs, that can make it difficult to have a bowel movement.

An official report submitted to the Regional Deputy Commissioner outlining the circumstances and duration of a dry cell detention.

A written form detailing the authorization of a search, used for documenting exceptional searches.

A written report detailing the findings of a search, including any contraband seized.

A specific tag used when contraband is seized, providing information about the item and the search.

A special type of search conducted when there's a sudden need to search an offender, without prior authorization.

The process of examining a person's body for contraband, often using a handheld scanner.

A search of a person's body without a warrant or suspicion, using non-intrusive techniques.

The system used to classify someone based on their gender identity or expression.

An umbrella term used to describe gender identities and expressions that differ from dominant cultural or societal norms.

The biological classification of a person as female, male, or intersex.

An individualized protocol for addressing the specific gender-related needs of offenders in correctional settings.

A cell designed for isolating and monitoring offenders suspected of concealing contraband, often involving a toilet with a special apparatus for retrieving expelled items.

A search procedure involving the use of a machine to scan an offender's body for concealed items. It's usually conducted prior to placing an offender in a dry cell.

A thorough search of the dry cell before an offender is admitted, ensuring the cell is free of any items that could pose a security risk.

A mandatory procedure after an offender uses a toilet in a dry cell, involving recording whether anything was found and any relevant observations.

A document outlining the procedures for conducting searches in a correctional facility, covering areas like secure areas and search methods.

Areas within a correctional facility designated for searches, often including entrance points, health care facilities, or areas with a high risk of contraband introduction.

The process of searching an offender's body for concealed items, potentially including a visual inspection of body cavities.

A search procedure conducted without a specific reason or suspicion, often involving the removal of clothing for a more thorough inspection.

Procedures used to manage and track seized items, including documenting their location, handling, and disposition.

A document indicating the search type and frequency for each designated secure area within a correctional facility.

A search that is conducted without a specific reason or suspicion and is done regularly as part of the institution's security measures. It can include searches of personal belongings, frisking, or visual inspections.

This type of search requires reasonable grounds, such as suspicion of contraband or a credible tip. It can include a more thorough search of belongings or the offender's person.

A search that is conducted outside of routine procedures and requires reasonable grounds and prior authorization from the Institutional Head.

This document outlines the procedures for searching offenders in community correctional centres. It emphasizes the need for reasonable grounds and authorization.

A tag used to label contraband or unauthorized items seized during a search.

This document provides procedures for strip searches of women offenders, emphasizing privacy and safety protocols.

A logbook where all activities related to dry cell placements are documented.