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Classification is found in what section and of Title 15?

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Section 3375-3379

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What are level I points?

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Level I- 0-18

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What are the six elements of a VIO REVIEW?

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  1. Circumstances of the offense
  2. Extent of injuries
  3. Rational for committing the
    offense
  4. Criminal intent vs. neglect
  5. History of committing similar acts
  6. Safety of public, staff and
    inmates
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What is a CSR?

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Classification Staff Representative

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What is a C&PR?

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Classification and Parole Representative.

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What are the Mandatory Minimums and what are the minimum points for each?

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  1. Condemed- 60 points
  2. LWOP- 36
  3. Violence Exclusion-19
  4. Arson- 19
  5. Sex-19
  6. Other life sentence- 19
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What are level II points?

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Level II- 19-35

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What are level III points?

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Level III- 36-59

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What are level IV points?

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Level IV- 60+

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Classification is found in what Article of the Title 15?

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Article 10

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Classification is found in what Pages of the Title 15?

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Pages 200-233

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What is the function of a 128G

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Classification Chrono documenting inmate information that is used during UCC/ICC

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What is a B1?

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Formal Notification of UCC/ICC that inmate must sign

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What is MSF?

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Minimum Support Facility. MCSF is used to document P coded inmates (perminent inelegible), or Limited ineligble/eligble

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What is a form 812?

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Documents Non-Confidential Enemies housed within CDCR on parole or discharged

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What is a form 127?

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Inmate emergency contact update form. Must be signed at Reception and at annual UCC

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What is a 812C?

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Confidential enemy documentation. 128B must be written and signed by both parties when enemy concerns no longer exists.

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What is a form 839?

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Initial- To determine inmates preliminary score at reception

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What is a form 840?

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Re-class- Used to determine score at program review or annual review

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What is a form 841?

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Re-addmission- Use to recalculate inmate score upon return to incarceration…PVWNT (parole violator w/new term)

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Name Nine CCI information resources?

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  1. Mini Manual
  2. DOM
  3. Title 15
  4. HC POP Medical Matrix
  5. Counselor Resource Folder
  6. Computer Programs (SOMS, ERMS, ETC)
  7. Other CCI’s
  8. CCII
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What is the Prison Mission Statement?

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Review Prison Mission statement on Line

CHCF
1. House inmate-patients of all security levels efficiently
2. Provide acute medical and mental health treatment
safely and cost effectively
3. Provide opportunities for rehabilitation with programs
such as vocational and academic training and
substance abuse treatment

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Name 8 Violent Felonies with PC # Requiring Case-by-Case Review

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  1. PC 192 Involuntary Manslaughter
  2. PC 211 Robbery 1st
  3. PC 215 All Carjacking
  4. PC 288 L&L w/child under 14 years
  5. PC 422 Criminal Threats
  6. PC 459 Burglary
  7. PC 518-20 Extortion
    8 PC 646 Stalking
    PC Enhancement- Gang, Firearm, Sex, GBI
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What have you done to prepare yourself for this position?

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  1. Education
  2. Line Time
  3. Volunteer time in UCC while working yard
  4. OOC time from Nov 2012 - March 2013 (c-file mainline)
  5. Continued self education using CCI resources
  6. Promoted to Sgt.
  7. OOC time from Feb 2015 - May 2015 (RC-
    ERMS/SOMS)
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What does a Quarum consist of?
Three people to include Chairperson, CCII & CCI
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What is an Archive Review?
Review of an inmates prior or discharged number to review past actions and criminal past
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How many unfavorable points for a A1 or A2 Offense?
8 points
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How many unfavorable points for a B, C or D Offense?
6 points
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How many unfavorable points for a E or F Offense?
4 points
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Close Custody Requirements for LWOP, Multiple Life Terms, 40 years or more left to serve
10 YEARS: 3 years close A and 7 years close B
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Close Custody for single life 25-40 years
5 YEARS: 1 year close A and 4 years close B
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Close Custody for Escape with Force
13 YEARS: 8 years close A and 5 years close B
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Close Custody for Escape without Force
10 YEARS: 5 years close A and 5 years close B
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Close Custody for Plotting to Escape
7 YEARS: 2 years close A and 5 years close B
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What Must Go on a 128G
name/cdc, county of commitment, sex arson or escape, restitution, reason for hearing, commitment offense, action taken by committee, if Inmate agrees, name of committee members, effective communication, if absent state reason, tabe score, TB score, wg/pg, must be signed by chair and recorder
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List 5 Inmate Housing Codes
1. RE: racially eligible 2. RO: restricted to own 3. RR: restricted by refusal 4. RT: restricted temporarily 5. RP: restricted partially
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What are the different types of Commitees and who chairs each
1. UCC (initial and annual) discipline, change wg/pg | 2. ICC (chair is warden or aw; recorder is ccii or civilian
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What is UCC and what can it do?
Unit Clasiffication Committee- Initial and annual review, give "R" suffix or Vio, can change work/ privilege group
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What is ICC and What can it do?
Institutional Classification Committee- Highest level of committee at the institution. 1. Act on cases referred to by lower committee. 2. Can change wg/pg 3. recommend transfer 4. remove "R" suffix 5. Refer cases to CSU for DRB decisions
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Prepare file for CSR TX Review
1. TB test with in 1 year from current institution 2. 128G with in 30 days 3. 840 with in 60 days 4. MCSF must be current (min cust screen form) 5. No pending 115 6. 812/812C with in 30 days(con/non-confidential) 7. 128C (psy) with in last year 8. 1845 medical if applicable 9. 12B STG5 (gang affiliation) 10. 127 with in 60 days (family notification) 11. 2260 form signed
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Inmate due Process Rights
1. 72 hr notice W/B1 unless waived 2. Staff assistant if needed EOP/CCC, different language, complex issues, low TABE 3. Can appeal any UCC decision w/in 30 days 4. Shall be introduced to committee members 5. UCC w/in 14 days of arrival
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List five violent felonies that would exclude from Minimum Custody?
1. Arson with inhabitants 2. Rape 3. Derailing a train 4. Murder 5. Bank robbery
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Exclusionarys for MSF
1. Medical/Psych 2. Sex conviction 3. Arson 4. Felony hold 5. Escape 6. Time to serve LWOP 7. Classification score too high 8. Influence 9. Gang affiliation
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MCSF CODING
E eligible L temp ineligible P perm ineligible
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What is the Objective of the Classification Process?
To classify each inmate individually, taking into consideration their interests, desires, behavior and CS (classification score), in keeping with the Depts policies, procedures and public safety
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What is the Classification Process?
A numerical score for placing inmates into the correct level of custody
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What are the Duties of a CCI?
CCI interviews inmates and evaluates their adjustment and progress in correctional programs. CCI is responsible for screening SOMS/ERMS files and interviews inmate in prep for UCC, ICC, BPH (board reports), and RPS, 1515, 611 (pre parole).
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What is the Purpose of UCC?
Following Dept policy and procedures, the goal is to establish appropriate custody, academic, job assignments as required after thoroughly reviewing inmates SOMS/ERMS file.
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What is ADA and Identify and Describe any Lawsuits against CDCR
ADA is Americans with Disabilities Act. Is someone who has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activity 1. Plata- unconstitutional healthcare 2. Coleman- unconst mental healthcare 3. Clark- DDP screening 4. Perez- Improved Dental Care 5. Armstrong- Access to programs 6. Valdivia- Due process in parole hearings
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What is DECS and what info can be found w/in DECS
Disability and Effective Communication System Offender info to include name, cdc#, institution, housing, CS, housing restrictions, physical limitations, DDP code, 1845 date, MHSDS date, TABE score and date, HC appliances, spoken language, CDCR received date, release date, accommodation history
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What is ADA and how does it effect CDCR and CHCF?
ADA stands for Americans with Disabilities Act. Plata, Coleman, Armstrong and even Valdivia had implications and findings of violations of ADA rules within CDCR. CHCF was built, in part, as a response to the outcome of these lawsuits to deliver mental health and medical care under the direction of the receiver, and within the findings of the court and laws of the constitution and ADA.
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What is IDTT and who sits on the Committee?
Inter-Disciplinary Treatment Team- Assigned CCI, Social Worker, Psychiatrist, and other designated members of the Psych or Med treatment team.
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What are the 6 Inmate custody designations? What section are they found?
Section 3377.1 1. Maximum A/B 2. Close A/B 3. Medium A/B 4. Minimum A/B
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List the 28 Administrative or Irregular Placement Codes
1. AGE 2. ARS 3. BEH 4. CAM 5. DEA 6. DEP 7. DIS 8. ENE 9. ESC 10. FAM 11. GAN 12. INA 13. HOL 14. LIF 15. MED 16. OUT 17. POP 18. PRE 19. PSY 20. PUB 21. SCH 22. SEC 23. SEX 24. SOR 25. TIM 26. VIO 27. VOC 28. WOR
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List the 11 Administrative Determinants
1. Medical or Psych 2. Sex Crimes 3. History of Arson 4. Felony Holds, Warrants or Detainers 5. Confidential Placement 6. LWOP 7. Serial Killer 8. Life Term 9. Life Term 10. Death Sentence 11. Case factors as described in 3377.2(b) shall not be eligible for min cust
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Violent Felonies Requiring Automatic Exclusion
1. PC 187 Murder 2. PC 288 All L&L 3. PC 207 Kidnapping
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List the 5 Types of BPT Hearings
1. Document 2. Initial Parole Consideration 3. Subsequent 4. Progress 5. Rescission
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"R" Suffix Shall be Applied During Reception if:
1. I/M requires to register per PC 290 2. I/M parole was revoked for good reason by BPH for finding of an offense equal to PC 290 3. Adjudication of a prior 290 offense 4. I/M had a valid R suffix evaluation resulting in an R suffix being affixed
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Three Reasons an I/M may NOT Appear at Committee?
1. Absentia. I/M must sign 128 B1 2. I/M is physically incapable 3. Mentally Incompetent
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When Must a Psych be Present at Committee?
IDTT, UCC if I/M is CCCMS, EOP or above
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List all the TABS in the Inmate ERMS File
1. Alerts 2. Case Sum 3. Legal 4. FP (finger print) 5. Class 6. Disc 7. General Chrono 8. Misc 9. HWD 10. PAR 11. BPH 12. Fiche 13. Ad Seg 14. Conf 15. Photos 16. Education 17. Visit 18. Disch Records 19. Exceptions 20. Adv Mash

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