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What must be confirmed when a hold is placed on an inmate?
What must be confirmed when a hold is placed on an inmate?
- A warrant
- A capias
- An order to take into custody in another jurisdiction
- All of the above (correct)
When an inmate is released to another jurisdiction or authority, what will happen?
When an inmate is released to another jurisdiction or authority, what will happen?
- A hold will be placed on them (correct)
- They will be released without a hold
- They will be monitored closely
- They will be transferred to a different facility
When an inmate in custody on local (state) charges is wanted by federal authorities, what will happen?
When an inmate in custody on local (state) charges is wanted by federal authorities, what will happen?
- A hold will be placed on the inmate (correct)
- The inmate will be released without a hold
- The inmate will be monitored closely
- The inmate will be transferred to a different facility
When it is determined that an inmate being housed for federal authorities is wanted by another jurisdiction, what will happen?
When it is determined that an inmate being housed for federal authorities is wanted by another jurisdiction, what will happen?
What will be provided to federal authorities upon release or transfer of the inmate from the facility?
What will be provided to federal authorities upon release or transfer of the inmate from the facility?
When an inmate is transported to St. Lucie County with open charges or is sentenced in another jurisdiction, what will happen?
When an inmate is transported to St. Lucie County with open charges or is sentenced in another jurisdiction, what will happen?
When it is determined that an inmate being housed for federal authorities is wanted by our agency, what will happen?
When it is determined that an inmate being housed for federal authorities is wanted by our agency, what will happen?
If a fugitive arrestee also has local pending charges, what will happen?
If a fugitive arrestee also has local pending charges, what will happen?
What will be notified when a hold is placed on an inmate?
What will be notified when a hold is placed on an inmate?
What must be determined when a hold is placed on an inmate?
What must be determined when a hold is placed on an inmate?
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Study Notes
- When a hold is placed on an inmate, the agency that placed the hold must be notified and the inmate must have a confirmed warrant, capias, or other order to take into custody in another jurisdiction.
- When an inmate is transported to St. Lucie County with open charges or is sentenced in another jurisdiction, a hold will be placed on them.
- If an inmate is released to another jurisdiction or authority and has open charges or is sentenced on a St. Lucie County charge, a hold will still be placed on them.
- If a fugitive arrestee also has local pending charge, a hold will be placed on them.
- When it is determined that an inmate in custody on local (state) charges is wanted by federal authorities, a hold will be placed on the inmate.
- When it is determined that an inmate being housed for federal authorities, (under JMS statute code 999.99) is wanted by our agency or any another jurisdiction, a hold will be placed on the inmate.
- The jurisdiction requesting the hold will be notified that the inmate in question is being housed for federal authorities.
- A copy of any hold documentation will be provided to federal authorities upon release or transfer of the inmate from our facility.
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