CDCR LT FINAL PAPER 2026 EXAM Q AND
A STUDY GUIDE COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
●● CDC 154.
Answer: All bed and housing changes are documented on a CDC 154.
The White Original Copy is retained in Central Control for one year.
●● Daily Movement Sheet (DMS).
Answer: Lists all arrivals, departures, temporary releases, out-to-courts,
family visits, changes in housing, work assignments and custody
classification during the previous 24-hour period.
●● Required "Out to Court" (OTC) Documents:.
Answer: 1. CDC 161: Wardens Checkout Order
2. CDC 123: Body Receipt
3. Photo Pack/Escape Card
4. CDC 804 Detainer
●● Required "Out to Medical" (OTM) Documents:.
Answer: 1. CDC 7252 Request for Authorization of Temporary Removal
for Medical Treatment
2. CDC 123 Body Receipt
,3. CDC 2170 Inmate Transport and Guarding Assessment
4. Photo Pack
●● Stage 1 Level of Disturbance/Emergency.
Answer: Incidents for which it is determined that containment and
control can be achieved by on-duty personnel.
●● Stage 2 Level of Disturbance/Emergency.
Answer: Incident requires on- and off-duty staff to control
●● Stage 3 Level of Disturbance/Emergency.
Answer: Incident requires assistance from intra-departmental (i.e. other
institutions, Paroles, etc.), and/or outside agencies (i.e. CHP, Sheriff's
Dept., etc.)
●● Stage 4 Level of Disturbance/Emergency.
Answer: Incident requires assistance from the Office of Emergency
Services (OES), National Guard, etc.
●● Level 1 (I) Inmate Classification.
Answer: 0-18 Points: Open Dorm without armed perimeter.
●● Level 2 (II) Inmate Classification.
, Answer: 19-35 Points: Open dorm with secure perimeter.
●● Level 3 (III) Inmate Classification.
Answer: 36-59 Points: Cell construction with fenced perimeter and
armed coverage.
●● Level 4 (IV) Inmate Classification.
Answer: 60+ Points:
1. Secure perimeter
2. Inside/Outside armed coverage
3. Inside Cell Construction/Outside Cell Construction
●● CCR 3084.
Answer: 602 I/M Appeal
●● CCR 3084 (602 I/M Appeal) Exceptions To Time Limits.
Answer: 1. Unavailability of the I/M, staff or witnesses.
2. Complexity of the decision, action, or policy requiring additional
research.
3. Necessary involvement of other agencies or jurisdictions.
A STUDY GUIDE COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
●● CDC 154.
Answer: All bed and housing changes are documented on a CDC 154.
The White Original Copy is retained in Central Control for one year.
●● Daily Movement Sheet (DMS).
Answer: Lists all arrivals, departures, temporary releases, out-to-courts,
family visits, changes in housing, work assignments and custody
classification during the previous 24-hour period.
●● Required "Out to Court" (OTC) Documents:.
Answer: 1. CDC 161: Wardens Checkout Order
2. CDC 123: Body Receipt
3. Photo Pack/Escape Card
4. CDC 804 Detainer
●● Required "Out to Medical" (OTM) Documents:.
Answer: 1. CDC 7252 Request for Authorization of Temporary Removal
for Medical Treatment
2. CDC 123 Body Receipt
,3. CDC 2170 Inmate Transport and Guarding Assessment
4. Photo Pack
●● Stage 1 Level of Disturbance/Emergency.
Answer: Incidents for which it is determined that containment and
control can be achieved by on-duty personnel.
●● Stage 2 Level of Disturbance/Emergency.
Answer: Incident requires on- and off-duty staff to control
●● Stage 3 Level of Disturbance/Emergency.
Answer: Incident requires assistance from intra-departmental (i.e. other
institutions, Paroles, etc.), and/or outside agencies (i.e. CHP, Sheriff's
Dept., etc.)
●● Stage 4 Level of Disturbance/Emergency.
Answer: Incident requires assistance from the Office of Emergency
Services (OES), National Guard, etc.
●● Level 1 (I) Inmate Classification.
Answer: 0-18 Points: Open Dorm without armed perimeter.
●● Level 2 (II) Inmate Classification.
, Answer: 19-35 Points: Open dorm with secure perimeter.
●● Level 3 (III) Inmate Classification.
Answer: 36-59 Points: Cell construction with fenced perimeter and
armed coverage.
●● Level 4 (IV) Inmate Classification.
Answer: 60+ Points:
1. Secure perimeter
2. Inside/Outside armed coverage
3. Inside Cell Construction/Outside Cell Construction
●● CCR 3084.
Answer: 602 I/M Appeal
●● CCR 3084 (602 I/M Appeal) Exceptions To Time Limits.
Answer: 1. Unavailability of the I/M, staff or witnesses.
2. Complexity of the decision, action, or policy requiring additional
research.
3. Necessary involvement of other agencies or jurisdictions.
