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Correctional Sergeants Duties - Under the direct supervision of a LT, the Correctional Sergeant is responsible for the direct supervision of, training and evaluation of Correctional Officers and the • supervision of officers day to day operations. • Staff Accountability • Tour Facilities, log book, inventory sheets. • Key and tool Control • Repsond to Appeals • Conduct Administrative 115 hearings • Training Staff • Making sure cell searches are done • Controlling disturbances (isolate and contain) • Helping with 114D Lock up orders • Helping with 837's • Proof reading officers reports • Uniform standards for officers • Grooming Standards compliance for officers CCR Title 15, 3321 Confidentiality, What meets 'Confidentiality' Criteria? - • Information which, if known, to the inmate, would endanger the safety of any person. • Info which would jeopardize the security of the institution. • specific medical or psychological info which, if known to the inmates would be medically or psychologically detrimental to the inmate. • Info provided and classified confedintial by another governmental agency. • A security threat group Debrief Report. reviewed and approved by the debriefing subject for placement in the confidential section of central file. Documents for a Lock Up Order - • 114-D ( Administrative Segregation placement notice) • 114-A1 ( Inmate Segregation Profile)• 7219 Medical Report/128 MH7 • Any issued Medical appliances (DME) • 1083 Property Inventory • 149 with signatures • Inmate Id card or photo • 128B General chrono for enemy concerns • 1882 Initial Housing Review (off the bus or from R&R) • 1882B Double Cell compatibility Form (marriage chrono) • 1030 confidential Closure • Keep on Person medication (KOP) Administrative 115 Hearing Officer Disposition - • Guilty or not guilty • Counseling with or without reprimand • Suspension of privileges ( no more than 30 days) • CTQ one or more weekends and or holidays not to exceed 10 days •CTQ 5 consecutive days • 40 hours extra duty • Restriction or hold on trust acct if state or personal property are involved • Suspension of all or part of any disposition for up to 90 days • Imposse all or part of an existing suspended Disposition • Inmates with Administrative 115 who are in ASU, SHU, privilege D who are found guilty are subject to loss of entertainment appliances 30 days first offense 60 days second offense 90 days third offense 3268 UOF Options - • Chemical Agents • Hand Held Batons • Physical strength and holds• Less leathal weapons • Lethal weapons 3268 UOF Definitions - • Reasonable Force- the force that an objective trained and competent Correctional employee faced with similar facts and circumstances would consider necessary and reasonable to subdue an attacker overcome resistance affect custody or gain compliance with the law for order • Unnecessary Force - the use of force when none is required or appropriate • Excessive Force - the use of more Force than is reasonable to accomplish a lawful purpose • Immediate Use Of Force - The force used to respond without delay to a situation or circumstance that constitutes an imminent threat to the institution facility security or the safety of A persons • Imminent Threat - Any situations or circumstance that jeopardize the safety of persons or compromises the security of the institution and requires immediate action to the threat. • Controlled UOF - The force used in an institution facility setting when an inmate's presence or conduct poses a threat to the safety security and the in me is located in an area that can be controlled or isolated. • Non-Conventional UOF - That utilizes techniques or instruments that are not specifically authorized in policy procedures or training. • Non-Deadly Force - Any use of force that is not likely to result in death. • Deadly Force - Any use of force that is likely to result in death.