SALINE
INMATE
HANDBOOK
FACILITY
RULES, REGULATIONS
DISCIPLINARY
PROCEDURES
BOOK # ____________
Revised 10.04.2010
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This handbook is prepared
to provide inmates of the Saline County Jail with the guidelines of the
day-to-day operation and services of this facility. Inmates should familiarize themselves with
this handbook as part of the orientation process, and they are required to
abide by it contents at all times. |
Introduction 3
Management
Principles 4
Inmate’s Responsibilities 4
General Rules 6
I.
Housing Rules 8
II.
Personal Property 11
III.
Clothing, Linen and
Laundry 13
IV.
Health Care Services 14
V.
Inmate Medical
Co-Payment 16
VI.
Correspondence 16
VII.
Inmate Money Accounts 21
VIII.
Commissary 21
IX.
Food Service 22
X.
Religious Programming
/ Religious Visits 22
XI.
Visitation 23
XII.
Special Visits 25
XIII.
Legal Services /
Attorney Visits 26
XIV.
Telephones 27
XV.
Television 28
XVI.
Inmate Programs 29
XVII.
Inmate Work Program 30
XVIII.
Library 30
XIX.
Inmate Request to
Staff Member Form 31
XX.
Contraband 31
XXI.
Inmate Rules and
Regulations and Disciplinary Process 33
XXII.
Inmate Grievance
Procedure 39
XXIII.
Court Appearances and
Transportation Outside the Jail 40
XXIV.
Emergency
Procedure 41
This Inmate Handbook is the property of
the Saline County Jail and must be returned upon the inmate’s release. It is to be turned into the booking
officer. Destruction of the Handbook is
a Major Rule Violation. Destruction of
this Handbook will result in a $5.00
debit in your Inmate cash account.
INTRODUCTION
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The following rules state what is expected
of you and what jail officials can do for you while you are incarcerated at
the Saline County Jail. You will be
required to read these rules. If you cannot understand them or cannot
read them, ask the Corrections Officer to read them to you. Your signature will indicate that you have
read and understand these rules. These
rules are intended to ensure your safe custody, decent living conditions and
fair treatment. |
This jail is managed and controlled by the
Sheriff and his Staff. The Sheriff and
his staff are required by law to maintain security, order, decent living
conditions, and fair treatment for all inmates.
No inmate has the right to assign work to you or have control or
supervision over you. You are required
to abide by these rules at all times.
Only the Supervisory Staff of the Saline County Jail may grant
exceptions to the rules and regulations.
Management
Principles and Responsibilities
We will respond to your basic needs for
safety, food, physical activity, medical care, and reasonable living
conditions. We will provide you with
reasonable opportunities to maintain contact with your significant others, as
well as attorneys and religious representatives via telephone, mail, and
visitation.
We
expect you to behave in a rational and respectful manner, and you will be
treated accordingly. The staff will be
addressed as Mr., Ms. (and the surname) or Deputy _______. However, behavior that violates facility
rules and regulations and/or is disruptive
to staff and other inmates can have
severe consequences. These
consequences may result in restricting your rights and privileges, and/or
restriction to your cell, or confinement to disciplinary detention for up to 23
hours a day.
As a staff, we will spend more time “in jail”
than you will. Therefore, we are
committed to maintaining a working environment that is clean, sanitary, orderly, and safe for all concerned. Your cooperation is expected.
INMATES
RESPONSIBILITIES
You have
the responsibility to:
Treat all
Learn the rules and
abide by them and to maintain your Inmate Handbook in good condition,
Maintain sanitary
conditions, to include cleaning and laundry schedules, and to keep your person
and living area neat and clean,
Request assistance
for your care as you need it,
Inform visitors of
your housing unit visitation schedule, conduct yourself properly during visits,
and to not violate facility rules or local, state, or federal laws through your
correspondence and visits,
Present, honestly and
fairly, any problems, grievances or questions to the Administration,
Take advantage of
programs and activities which may help you live a successful and law-abiding
life within the facility and the community,
Use library and
program resources as the procedures and schedules provide and to respect the
rights of other inmate to use the materials,
Refrain from the use
of tobacco products. This facility is a
tobacco-free building. Possession of matches or tobacco products will subject
you to disciplinary procedures and possible criminal charges,
Notify a Corrections
Officer of any broken items in the living quarters such as bent sprinkler
heads, faucets, chairs, tables, windows, doors, etc,
Keep floor surfaces
free of spills and clear of obstructions,
Do not loiter on the
mezzanine level of the housing pods or climb or slide on rails, sit on steps or
anything else, or disciplinary actions will be taken
Move promptly in an
orderly fashion during fire drills and to follow the directives of staff
members, failure to do so may result in disciplinary action,
Summon a Corrections
Officer or other staff member whenever you feel threatened or unsafe,
Do not flush
inappropriate items down the toilet.
Doing so will result in disciplinary action.
GENERAL
RULES
Admissions
Upon admission to this jail, you will be asked
to cooperate with the Booking Officer.
There will be certain personal information that must be obtained from
each person entering this jail facility for the purpose of maintaining required
records. All monies and personal
property of newly admitted inmates will be appropriately cared for; monies will
be placed into the Saline County Inmate Account. All personal property will be sealed and
stored for safekeeping. Once property is sealed it will not be
opened again until time of book out. Each new inmate will receive jail clothing
and bedding and will be searched at the time of admission. After the booking procedure is completed, the
booking officer will explain the bonding procedures and when the inmate can
expect to go to court on the charge he/she has been arrested for. Each inmate will be assigned to a cell area
of the jail upon admission. The area of
assignment will depend upon the inmates’ classification, charge, the
circumstances surrounding the arrest, the inmate’s attitude and behavior while
being processed at the jail. Each
newly admitted inmate will be afforded an opportunity to make collect
phone calls upon completion of the booking process provided he/she has
complied with the procedure and is physically able to carry on a reasonable
conversation while using the telephone.
Release of Inmates
Upon release, it will be necessary for you to
comply with the releasing procedures of this jail.
All personal property will be returned, and a
check in the amount of the balance of monies will be issued to all inmates upon
release from this jail. If there are any
special instructions as to court appearances, etc., the releasing officer will
inform the inmate upon release. It is
the responsibility of the inmate to advise the releasing officer if he or she
disagrees with the property inventory, or the money received appears not to be
correct. All jail property will be collected by the Corrections Officer at the
time of the inmates’ release. All personal
property left by an inmate after being released will be disposed of after 60
days. Your cash account may be debited
for damage to jail property upon release.
Personal
Cleanliness
It is important that you keep yourself
clean. You are required to shower as
soon as you come into the jail and daily while you are in jail. Shower facilities will be provided to you on
a daily basis. Nail Clippers will be provided on Tuesdays by the Medical Staff
A jail barber will be available at inmates’
expense and the barbers’ schedule.
The Corrections Officers may require an
inmate to shower whenever it is deemed conducive to the health of the inmate or
the sanitary welfare of the jail. This
also applies to the trimming of the hair and beard. All cells will be kept clean by the inmates
assigned to that cell. All other areas
in the cellblocks will be cleaned by the inmates living in that area. The
cells will be inspected daily and any work assigned to you will be completed.
Care of Living Quarters
1.
All
inmates assigned to the jail are required to keep the facility clean and
sanitary. Each inmate is responsible for
keeping the Housing Unit clean (swept and mopped daily), and beds are to be made
each morning. Housing units will be
cleaned daily from 7:00 am to 9:00 am.
Dayroom telephones and TV’s will not be turned on until 9:00 am and only
when all individual cell/rooms and the dayrooms are clean.
2.
Trash,
paper, or other debris will not be thrown on the floor or flushed down the
toilet. All debris will be placed in
trash containers provided for proper disposal.
3.
All
bedding will remain on the bunks; issued clothing not being worn will be stored
in the bunk area.
4.
Smoking
by inmates is prohibited.
5.
Books,
papers and other personal or county property will not be allowed to accumulate
in the Housing Units.
6.
Housing
Units shall remain free from any item taped, hung, or stuck on the walls, bars,
doors, windows, or furniture. (Any such items are considered to be contraband
and will be disposed of by corrections officers.)
7.
Writing
on or defacing walls, doors, furniture or facility property will not be
permitted. And violators will be prosecuted.
8.
Housing
Unit searches or “shakedowns” for hygiene and safety purposes will be conducted
and will include your living area, your property and person.
9.
Headcounts
will be conducted at each shift change or when authorized. Inmates will return to their cells or bunks
as directed by the Officer prior to each shift change and each meal service.
10.
Housing
Units will be locked down each night by 11:30 pm.
11.
Items
will not be placed so as to block any locking device, obstruct the view of the
12.
All
vents and light fixtures in the Housing Units will remain uncovered to ensure
the proper air and lighting throughout the areas.
13.
Inmates
are required to shower daily.
14.
Inappropriate
contact with other inmates is prohibited.
15.
Inmates
will not be allowed to stand or loiter on the second level of any
Housing Unit.
16.
Inmates
shall be in a t-shirt and gym shorts at
a minimum whenever they are off of their bunk. They will be completely dressed
anytime they exit the cell, including the security vestibule or when requested
by a corrections officer to be dressed.
17.
Shoes
will be worn in the recreational yard and anytime you are transported outside
of the facility. (Court, appointments, etc.)
18.
When
inmates are out of their Housing Units, they will not approach or speak to any
outside personnel.
19.
Lights
are turned on at
20.
Daily
wake-up will be at
21.
Inmates
will be allowed access to the exercise area on a scheduled basis as posted in
the dayrooms or announced by the
22.
Telephones
and TV’s are turned on at and during inmate counts and
lockdowns.
23.
Televisions
will be turned off at 11:00 pm unless prior approval has been given for special
events.
24.
All
meal trays will be stacked appropriately.
All cups will be placed in the storage container and the sporks will be
placed in the white plastic cup.
25.
Loud,
profane, abusive or boisterous language or disorderly/disruptive behavior will
not be allowed.
26.
Telephone
usage will be limited to 20 minutes at any one time, then another inmate will
be given a turn. Phones are turned off at 10:00 pm.
27.
Inmates
will not be allowed in any Housing Unit or cell/bunk other than their own.
28.
The
Corrections Officer will control television use. Corrections Staff will change TV channels at
the top of the hour.
29.
Lockdown. A “lockdown” means you must immediately go
inside your cell or to your bunk and shut, or allow an officer to shut your
door. You are to lock down quickly and
in an orderly manner at any time you are so ordered. This includes during regular population
counts and at nightly lockdown. Refusal
or a delay in compliance may result in disciplinary action.
30.
All cell doors will be opened 5 minutes at the top of each
hour at the inmates request. The cell
doors will remain closed for the remaining time. No exceptions will be made. Make sure you have all items needed from your
cell for mealtimes.
31.
Movement
within the Hallways:
Yellow Lines; All inmates moving
within the hallways of the jail facility will be required to walk between the
wall and the Yellow Lines painted on the floor.
Blue Lines: All inmates moving
within the jail facility will be required to walk between the wall and the
Yellow Lines except to report to the following areas Nurses Office, Visitation,
Classroom, Attorney’s Quarters and Video Arraignment Room. At this time the
inmate will stay within the Blue Lines.
Red Areas: Red painted areas are restricted areas for
all inmates. Any inmates within the restricted areas will be charged with a
Major Rule violation and will be disciplined accordingly. Do not cross the Red
Lines.
1 - Hygiene kit for those incarcerated over 18 hours including a toothbrush, toothpaste, all in one shaving/shower/shampoo, comb, deodorant and toilet paper.
1 – Jail
Uniform
1 – Pair
of shower shoes and orange slip on shoes
2 –
Pairs of underwear, undershirt, and socks (sport bras for females)
1 – Pair
of orange shorts
1 –
Towel and washcloth
1 – Blanket
(2 during colder weather) and sheet
1 –
Pillow, pillowcase, and mattress cover
In addition, you may have the following items in your
possession:
2
– Library books (from the jail library)
2
– Magazines/ books (from publisher only)
Contact lenses
(cleaner may be purchased from commissary)
Items purchased from commissary
Writing paper, pencil, and pen
Prescription
eyeglasses
Legal documents
10 photographs no
more than 4” x 6” (Printed on plain 8.5”x11” paper acceptable, Polaroid’s not
allowed)
20 Personal Letters (not over
30 days old)
Female inmates should
request other personal hygiene items as needed.
Personal hygiene
items in the “kit will not be reissued.
Your first hygiene kit will be free any additional kits will be
available for purchase. Indigent inmates
will be afforded kits at no cost.
Hygiene items will be
passed out once (1) a day after breakfast trays are collected. If you have money on your inmate accounts,
the money for the item you requested will be deducted from your account.
Shower / Shampoo / Shave .38C
Deodorant .24C
Toothpaste .11C
Toothbrush .03C
Razor .06C
Pen .08C
Comb .02C
Paper – (5 sheets) .01C
Envelopes .01C
Toilet Paper .40C
Facility staff shall reserve the right to
restrict the possession and usage of any of the above items at any time at the
sole discretion of staff.
Your
cash account may be debited for any damage to facility-issued clothing,
bedding, and linen or inmate handbook.
V INMATE
MEDICAL CO-PAY
2.
The following Medical Services will be
14 –Day Health
Assessment
Follow-up Visit
requested by Medical Staff
Medical Emergencies
(As determined by Medical Staff)
Mental Health
Screenings (Emergency Only)
3. The following Medical
Services will require a Co-Payment:
Sick Call $ 7.00 Co-Payment
Dentist Visit $ 20.00 Co-Payment
Doctor Visit $ 15.00 Co-Payment
Prescription /
Refills $ 5.00 Co-Payment
Over-the-Counter Meds $ .25
Co-Payment
4. Medical care will
NEVER be refused to any inmate. Inmates
who do not have money on their accounts will be seen by Medical Staff
regardless of their ability to pay.
5. Inmates are
responsible for Co-Payment even if funds are received after treatment has been
provided, including Over-the-Counter Medications.
INMATES NAME
SALINE
P.O.
Emergencies:
Supervisory Staff may authorize Visits on a case-by-case basis. These visits may be considered under such
circumstances as:
a.
Death
in the family
b. Birth
in the family
c.
Other
major family emergency
a. Inmates shall not call any witness or victim associated with their case or that of another inmate. Inmates will be subject to criminal prosecution for calling victims or witnesses. (Major Offense)
b. Inmates
will not call any party who has refused to accept the collect calls or who has
notified the facility they do not wish to be called by the inmate. (Major
Offense)
c.
Inmates
will not participate in 3-way calling.
Violation of this will result in the phone # called being blocked and unable
to accept any calls from the jail.
8.
During
the admission (booking) process, you will be given the opportunity to place a
reasonable number of collect phone calls to contact friends, family, employers,
attorneys, etc., to arrange bond or let people know where you are. WE WILL NOT TAKE MESSAGES FOR YOU.
9.
Communication
with the courts is to be by letter or through your attorney. Corrections Staff are not authorized to place
calls to the courts or attorneys on your behalf.
10. Telephone
use is a privilege, which may be taken away from inmates who are locked down
for disciplinary reasons.
11. Calling
cards are available for purchase thru the commissary and daily supply sheets on
weekdays. The facility is not responsible for loss or unauthorized use of the
card.
12. All
phones are recorded.
a.
Inmate
Request to Staff Form must be submitted to the Shift Supervisor for approval.
b.
The
televisions will be turned off during the time of daily headcounts, mealtimes, lockdowns and any other time deemed
necessary by staff.
c.
Inmate
behavior is of a positive nature and deserving of the extended privilege.
d.
Lockdown
will still occur even though the TV’s are left on.
a. Secondary education (depending on severity of inmates’ charges)
b. One on one Bible Studies
a.
Inmate
Worker program
b.
Work
Release Program (court ordered)
4
Periodically,
volunteers may come to the jail to assist inmates in several areas that will
help them to live more successfully within the community. Eligible inmates will have the
opportunity to participate in these programs and should make their interest
known to the Corrections Officer or by submitting an Inmate Request to Staff
Form.
Searches
1.
Contraband
is defined as any item which is not
issued by the facility, purchased
through commissary, received by
subscription from a publishing house, medically
prescribed, or issued/approved
by an appropriate staff member.
2.
Issued items will be
considered contraband when found altered
or in quantities that exceed authorized amounts.
3.
Items
that will always be considered as contraband include, but are not limited to, the following list:
a.
Firearms
b.
Ammunition
or explosives
c.
Knives
or tools not issued by staff
d.
Hazardous
or poisonous chemicals or gases
e.
Narcotics/drugs
or alcohol not prescribed by the medical staff
f.
Unauthorized
keys or lock-tampering devices
g.
Items
defined as contraband by state statutes, county resolutions, or departmental
policy. Tobacco, tobacco products, matches, lighters or smoking paraphernalia
4.
You
are subject to the following searches:
h.
Pat
or frisk searches, which may be performed by an officer of either sex and at
any time
i.
Strip
searches, which must be performed by an officer of the same sex as the inmate
unless there is a life-threatening situation or evidence, might be destroyed.
j.
Body
cavity searches, which must be performed by medical personnel.
k.
Cell
searches or shakedowns, which may be conducted with or without you present.
If you or your room
is searched and contraband is found, the contraband will be confiscated and you
will be subject to disciplinary action and/or possible criminal prosecution.
a.
Minor Violations. Minor violations shall include acts which do not
constitute a present and immediate threat to the security of the facility, its
staff, inmates, visitors, or the inmate who committed the violation (e.g.,
excessive noise, dirty clothing or living quarters, poor personal hygiene).
b.
Major Violations. Major violations shall include persistent
minor rule infractions. Major violations
shall include acts which constitute violation of statutory law and/or
violations which constitute a present and immediate threat to the security of
the facility, its staff, inmates, visitors, or the inmate who committed the
violation. Acts which constitute a
violation of criminal law may be processed as a violation of inmate rules and
regulations and referred for criminal prosecution.
c.
Inmate Identification. The Inmate Identification Wristband that is
placed on your Left Wrist will not be tampered with or removed. Any inmate guilty of this violation will
receive an automatic ten (10) days Lockdown.
d.
Privileges. Includes commissary, recreation/out of
housing unit exercise, special events, programs, in cell books and newspapers,
telephone, visitation , library and television.
e.
Level I / Major Rule
Violation
1.1
Violation
of Federal Law
1.2
Violation
of the Criminal Code of the State of
1.3
Murder
or attempted murder
1.4
Assault
1.5
Extortion,
blackmail for protection, or bribing of an official or staff member
1.6
Rape
1.7
Attempted
or planned escape
1.8
Arson
1.9
Possession
of explosives or ammunition
1.10
Possession
of a weapon , or unauthorized sharpened
instrument
1.11
Possession
of drugs or drug paraphernalia not authorized by medical staff
1.12
Assault
to commit sex acts
1.13
Participation
in riot, work strike or mutinous disturbance
1.14
Inciting
to riot; conveying any inflammatory or mutinous communication by voice,
writing, sign, symbol or gesture
1.15
Possession
of escape paraphernalia
1.16
Traffic
in drugs
1.17
Possession
of stolen property
1.18
Bribery
or attempted bribery of an official
1.19
Theft
of property
1.20
Wearing
a disguise or mask
1.21
Tampering
with locking devices
1.22
Violation
of a condition of work release
1.23
Counterfeiting
of any government document, money or official paper
1.24
Giving
information or statement to any facility personnel knowing that such
information is false and intending that the staff shall act in reliance upon
such information
1.25
Fighting
1.26
Threat
to another person
1.27
Engagement
in sexual acts not involving threat of force / inappropriate contact
1.28
Misuse
of authorized medication
1.29
Possession
of money
1.30
Loan
of property to others for profit
1.31
Possession
of unauthorized county property
1.32
Possession
of manufacture of unauthorized beverages
1.33
Possession
of unauthorized negotiable such as credit cards or checks
1.34
Unauthorized
absence form work or assignment not related to attempted escape
1.35
Being
in an unauthorized area
1.36
Failure
to cooperate with a facility count
1.37
Failure
to comply with disciplinary procedures
1.38
Disobeying
written or verbal order from staff
1.39
Willful
destruction of county property
1.40
Breaking
and entering another inmate’s room or property storage
1.41
Intoxication
or consumption of intoxicants
1.42
Violation
of visiting regulations
1.43
Refusal
to work
1.44
Disorderly
conduct
1.45
Presentation
of false testimony to staff
1.46
Violation
of mail or telephone regulations
1.47
Flagrant
failure to follow safety or sanitary regulations
1.48
Possession
of unauthorized clothing
1.49
Defacing
county property
1.50
Misuse
of county property
1.51
Gambling
1.52
Use
of telephone or mail to call or tamper with witnesses or victims
1.53
Answering
to the name of another
1.54
Attempting
to commit any of the above offenses or assisting others to commit any of the
above acts
1.55
1.56
Possession
of damaged county property
1.57
Any
harassment, intimidation; demeaning, insulting or suggestive comments (verbal
or written); unwanted gestures or unwanted physical contact; directed at any
other person (staff, inmate, visitors, etc) based on race, sex, nationality, religion,
disabilities
1.58
Commission
of any 3 minor violations during the same incident or commission of 3 or more
minor violations in a 10 day period will constitute a major violation.
1.59
Throwing
any object or material at any person
1.60
Playing
basketball in a physically defensive or offensive manner
1.61
Wristband
violation – automatic 10 days lockdown
1.62
Possession
of matches
1.63
Possession
of tobacco products
1.64
Being
under the influence of any unauthorized drug or alcohol
1.65 Stepping/ Walking outside Yellow Lines
1.66 Stepping/ Walking outside Blue Lines
The Hearing Officer may impose any combination of the
following Major sanctions for each offense, if found guilty of offense:
1.
Disciplinary
detention for up to 10 days for each offense (30 day maximum per incident)
2.
Placement
in disciplinary segregation or maximum security cell
3.
Loss
of all privileges during the lockdown time
4.
Reclassify
to a higher custody level
5.
Restitution
if applicable
6.
Transfer
to another facility
b. Level II/Minor Rule Violation
2.1
Waste
of food
2.2
Failure
to maintain personal hygiene
2.3
Failure
to maintain sanitary and orderly housing conditions
2.4
Use
of obscene language
2.5
Bartering
of commissary or other items
2.6
Tattooing
2.7
Malingering
2.8
Failure
to perform assigned tasks
2.9
Disorderly
conduct
2.10
Abuse
of telephone privileges
2.11
Verbal
harassment including calling persons who have notified the facility they do not
want to be called by you
2.12
Obstruction
of cell view – loitering in front of windows
2.13
Yelling
in the cell or dayroom
2.14
Unnecessary
noise after lockdown
2.15
Unauthorized
changing of the TV channel
2.16
Lying
to a staff member
2.17
Tampering
with facility equipment
2.18
Allowing
another person in your cell
2.19
Present
in a cell/bunk other than your own
2.20
Utilizing
the intercom system to disrupt staff
2.21
Throwing
any item not intended for recreation
2.22
Using
recreational equipment for other than its intended purpose
2.23
Indecent
exposure/failure to be fully clothed when outside your cell
2.24
Hanging
an article in a prohibited area of the cell
2.25
Inappropriate
conduct with a visitor
2.26
Passing
or receiving notes under doors or other areas
2.27
Making
excessive noise
2.28
Sitting
on tables or chair backs
2.29
Not
responding to your name
2.30
Mutilating
or altering jail clothing or supplies
2.31
Possession
of another inmate’s property or clothing
2.32
Possession
of extra clothing or bedding
2.33
Violation
of any other rules in this Handbook exclusive of those that meet the definition
of a Major Offense
2.34
Loitering
or standing on the mezzanine level walkway
2.35
Harassment
or interfering with support staff functions such as nurses, maintenance and
program personnel
2.39Communication with
any inmate not in the same housing unit
2.40 Being within Restricted
Area (Red painted area)
The penalty for an infraction of a Minor rule includes
one or any combination of the following:
1.
Verbal
reprimand
2.
Written
reprimand
3.
Loss
of one or more privileges including visitation, commissary and recreations for
up to 72 hours for each offense
4.
Confinement
to quarters for a maximum of 24 hours for each offense
5.
Change
in work or housing assignment
6.
Restitution
for damages
3) Discipline – Due Process for Major Violations
a)
Your
are entitled to the following rights when your are charged with a major rule
violation:
i)
To
be informed in writing of the specific rule broken, date and place of the
violation, and facts on which the charge is based.
ii)
To
request to have a disciplinary hearing allowing no less than 24 hours to
prepare for appearance before an impartial Hearing Officer.
iii)
To
present evidence and be heard and to call (but not cross-examine) witnesses
when doing so will not be unduly hazardous to institutional safety or
correctional goals.
iv)
If
the issue is complex, there is a language barrier, or your or unable to effectively
communicate due to a physical or mental disability, the Jail Administrator can
assign a staff member or another inmate to assist you in presenting your case.
v)
Provision
of a written statement by the Hearing Officer as to evidence relied on and reasons
for the disciplinary action/sanctions.
vi)
To
appeal the decision in writing to a higher authority
b)
You
may waive the hearing process.
4. Lockdown in Disciplinary Detention
This means that you
will be locked in a solitary confinement cell for up to 10 days for each
violation for 23 hours of each day. You
will be provided with access to personal hygiene items daily and 1 hour outside
the cell daily to shower and exercise. You
will receive your three meals, mail and professional visits (attorney, clergy,
etc.) and receive medical care as needed.
All other privileges are suspended.
Negative behavior results in
negative consequences. Positive behavior
will result in positive rewards.
The following
procedure will be in effect in the event of any emergency that should occur in
this jail.
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