FDLE Chapters 1-4 Corrections (SOCE Practice 2/2) Exam With Complete Solutions

FDLE Chapters 1-4 Corrections (SOCE Practice 2/2) Exam With Complete Solutions Intake admission to a correctional facility Reception admission to the institution Arrest Papers the paperwork filed by the arresting officer that results in the person being arrested and taken to a county detention facility for admission Commitment Papers documents or orders generated by the court that confine an offender to a correctional facility after they are found guilty of a crime NTA notice to appear; a summons or writ issued in place of a physical arrest and which requires a person to appear in court ROR release on recognizance; the pretrial release of an arrested person who promises in writing to appear for trial at a later date EOS end of sentence; determined by the court upon sentencing and can be reduced due to gain time. DOB date of birth; as it appears on the inmate's identification Friction Ridge a raised portion of the epidermis (skin) on the finger and palm of a hand, consisting of connected ridge units Classification a management tool used by facilities to assign security risk levels or custody grades to inmates Minimum Security Level inmates considered low risk; have a minimal criminal history with no violent charges in their history, or are currently charged with a nonviolent crime Medium Security Level inmates considered moderate risk; have adjusted to being incarcerated in the past and have limited violence in their criminal history Maximum Security Level inmates considered high risk; have serious and violent felony charges pending or pose a threat to the safety of staff and security of the facility Community Custody Grade inmates who are eligible for placement at a community residential facility Minimum Custody Grade inmates who are eligible for outside work assignments but not for placement in a community residential center Medium Custody Grade inmates who are eligible for placement at a work camp with a secure perimeter but who are not eligible for placement in an outside work assignment without armed supervision Close Custody Grade inmates who must be maintained within an armed perimeter or under direct, armed supervision when outside a secure perimeter Maximum Custody Grade inmates who are sentenced to death Release the process by which inmates are discharged from a county detention facility or state correctional facility Gratuity money given to qualified inmates discharged from the custody of the Department of Corrections FCIC florida crime information center; maintains a computerized filing system of documented criminal justice information available to law enforcement and criminal justice agencies NCIC national crime information center; the electronic clearinghouse of crime data maintained by the FBI, where it becomes available for nationwide access by the law enforcement and criminal justice community across all U.S. states and territories. _____ or _____ is used to verify the inmate's identity. DL or fingerprinting Name another type of valid identification besides a DL military ID Arrest papers consist of: arrest affidavit, warrants and other court orders Some common features of arrest papers are: personal information, date/time of arrest, and charges A common feature of commitment papers is: judges signature In regards to commitment papers, what information does FCIC/NCIC give you? criminal history When working intake, what is some of the information you look for on the arrest papers? all info is obtained, signature of arresting officer, and copies of warrants The inmate's file is created once the arrest and intake/reception documents are completed and are signed by the _____ and _____. officer and inmate What documents are inmates allowed to keep with them after the intake/reception process? legal paperwork, inmate handbook, and aa copy of PREA Florida Model Jail Standards prohibit admitting unconscious, seriously ill, or injured persons into a county facility without: medical clearance When the inmate returns from the hospital to the facility, the officer will provide: written medical clearance from a physician Reception is a _____ that may take several days to complete multistep process When admitted to a county or state facility, inmates and their property are searched _____ and _____. thoroughly and systematically Searches of an inmate are _____ unless emergency situations require otherwise. gender specific Do not _____ that a prior search was conducted by another officer. assume To prevent the introduction of contraband, use a method of _____ _____ inmates. pat searching Check clothing for _____ or ______ in clothing and footwear in which small items or drugs could be hidden. tears or hidden compartments When inspecting footwear, you should remove the: insoles Turn footwear upside down and _____ or _____it against a hard object to dislodge any contraband that may be hidden inside. shake or knock Treat loose medication or medication not in a labeled prescription container as: contraband Where do you inventory the inmate's property? in their presence How do you record money during inventory/documenting property? by denomination and amount You must check facility issued items for _____ before giving them to the inmate. contraband is being aware of your surroundings and paying close attention to detail. Observing Prevent potential threats and safety hazards to fellow officers, staff, inmates, and the public Officers should be mindful of their surroundings in order to: Maintain heightened awareness for any sudden changes in? Environmental changes, behaviors or tension among inmates, and any damage to building or equipment outside Which senses, is the most used for observation? Sight Indicators of a possible escape include? an inaccurate count, missing screws, broken windows, damaged toilets (such as a toilet being separated from the wall), evidence of digging through walls or floors, or loosening of security bars. The initial stage of observation is: Monitoring inmate behavior Using these senses help you detect environmental changes? Look for any alterations or damage to property or equipment, Listen to any changes in inmate conversations or noise, Notice any changes in the regular odors of the institution Changes in inmate behavior include? Change in noise level, Improper contact between inmates or staff and Violations of inmate conduct Examples of Violations of inmate conduct? Unauthorized dress code, Sexual comments, Assaults, Whistling, and Escape attempts identify missing items or damage to equipment and property, what should you do? Watch the inmate's behavior and surroundings to Inmates gathering in groups that keeps you from seeing what is going on could be dangerous, what should you do ? Make your Presence known and disperse the group and giving the group verbal commands Distractions for escape attempts or other illegal activity include? Incidents such as; fire or a medical emergency, grouping of inmates, or a staged fight What reveals the inmate's classification, work assignment, or housing location? The color of the inmate uniform Inmates dressed according to agency policy will make it easier to do what? To see concealed contraband or identity signs of security threat group (STGs). Inmates may modify their uniforms by doing what? Rolling up a pant leg, tying their shoes in a specific pattern, writing graffiti on clothes, and wearing clothes backwards or inside out. How would inmates alter their physical appearance with? Wearing inappropriate clothing ,Tattoos, different hairstyles, and body piercing Officers should listen to inmate communications for what? Key words, slang, or changes in voice inflection During sleeping hours, ______ or _______ might indicate a potential problem. Excessive and unusual noise What are examples of unusual noise during sleeping hours? Loud banging, or scraping noise coming from a cell, screaming, crying and repeated flushing of toilets what are "suspicious activities" or behaviors to distract an officer in order to commit a violation? Slamming a door or locker, yelling, fighting, or faking an injury Reasons for changes in inmate behavior? Result of divorce, Stress, Notification of a death in the family, loss of a work assignment, or receiving additional charges Are locations within a facility that have limited visibility, such as corners, closets, doorways, and stairways.