Master job Flashcards
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Point System
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LVL-I: 0-18. Open dorms with low security perimeter.
LVL-II: 19-35. Open dorms, security perimeter, may have armed cover.
LVL-III: 36-59. Secured perimeter with armed escort, housed in cells.
LVL-IV: 60 and Above. Secured perimeter with internal and external cover, housed in cells.
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LVL-I Points
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0-18 Open dorms with low security perimeter.
3
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LVL-II Points
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19-35. Open dorms, security perimeter, may have armed cover.
4
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LVL-III Points
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36-59 Secured perimeter with armed escort, housed in cells.
5
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LVL-IV Points
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60 and above. Secured perimeter with internal and external cover, housed in cells.
6
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What type of VIO Reviews are there?
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4 point
6 point
8 point
7
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What does a 4 point VIO Review include
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4 point VIO review includes, Circumstances, Positive, Negative, & Safety.
8
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What does a 6 point VIO review include?
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- Circumstances
- Extent of Injuries
- Rationale,
- Criminal Intent or Negligence
- History of Similar Acts
- Safety
9
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What does an 8 point VIO review include?
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- Circumstances
- Extent of Injuries
- Rationale
- Criminal Intent or Negligence
- History of Similar Acts,
- Positive
- Negative
- Safety.
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When would you use 4 point VIO for a removal?
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You would use it for removal consideration of a VIO that is already affixed as long as no other offenses or enhancements are attached to that same offense.
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When would you use 8 point VIO for a removal?
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You would use it for removal consideration of a VIO that is already affixed if any offenses or enhancements are attached to that same offense.
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When would you use 6 point VIO for affixing a vio?
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You would use it for reviewing a new offense that has not been reviewed, to possibly affix, during a required review.
13
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When would you use 8 point VIO for affixing a vio?
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You would use it for reviewing a new offense that has not been reviewed, to possibly affix, during a non-required review.
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Q
What is “Close A” housing?
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- Housing. Celled housing in areas designated and maintained for higher security needs within the general population. This custody designation shall be used only at institutions with a secure perimeter.
- Assignments/Activities. Permitted during daylight hours only and limited to designated close security areas at non-walled institutions and to the main security areas in walled institutions.
- Supervision. Direct and constant.
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What is “Close B” housing?
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1.Housing. Celled housing in secure areas designated for Close B custody.
2. Assignments/Activities. Within the security perimeter during daylight hours only, except for limited evening activities such as bathing and haircuts within the assigned housing unit.
3. Supervision. Constant and direct.
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Q
What are the administrative determinants (letter A)
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- AGE. Inmate’s youthfulness, immaturity, or advanced age should be given strong consideration in placement or program decisions.
- ARSon. Current or prior conviction or a sustained juvenile adjudication as defined in CCR § 3375.2(b)(25) or good cause finding ruling rendered in a BPH or Parole Hearings Division proceeding, a sustained allegation in DJJ/CYA or Youthful Offender Parole Board proceeding or a probation violation finding in a court of law for arson, which limits where the inmate may be placed.
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Q
What are the administrative determinants (letter B)
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- BEHavior. Inmate’s behavior record indicates he or she is capable of successful placement at an institution security level lower than that indicated by the inmate’s Placement Score. Not to be used if the inmate is housed at a security level higher than the inmate’s Placement Score.
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Q
What are the administrative determinants (letter C)
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- CAMp. Placement due to a shortage of camp qualified inmates. Enter CAM to identify an inmate who is eligible or potentially eligible for camp placement.
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Q
What are the administrative determinants (letter D)
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- DEAth sentence. Inmate was formerly on death row or currently is sentenced to death.
- DEPartmental review board. Special placement ordered by the Departmental Review Board.
- DISciplinary history. Inmate’s disciplinary record indicates a history of serious problems or threatens the security of the facility.
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Q
What are the administrative determinants (letter E)
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- ENEmies. One or more persons under the jurisdiction of the CDCR has been documented on a CDC Form 812 or 812-C as an enemy. This should also be used when victimization is very probable due to case factors, such as where the nature of the offense will very likely create an enemy situation at certain institutions. Includes current Protective Housing Unit cases and those who are natural victims because of their appearance or commitment offense.
- ESCape potential. Unusual circumstances suggest the inmate is a much greater escape risk than indicated by his or her Placement Score. For example, the inmate verbalized intent to escape.
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What are the administrative determinants (letter F)
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- FAMily ties. Inmate has strong family ties to a particular area where other placement would cause an unusual hardship.
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What are the administrative determinants (letter G)
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- GANg involvement or affiliation. Documentation establishes that the inmate’s gang association requires special attention or placement consideration.
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What are the administrative determinants (letter H)
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- HOLd, warrant, or detainer likely to be exercised. For purposes of justifying a need for irregular placement based on a hold, the hold is to be active, be either a felony hold or USINS hold, and substantiating documentation must be located in the C-File.
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What are the administrative determinants (letter I)
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- INActive. Documentation establishes that the inmate’s inactive gang status requires special attention or placement consideration.
- IEX- Indecent exposure
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What are the administrative determinants (letter L)
1. LIFe sentence. Apply LIF to identify an inmate serving a life sentence or life sentences.
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What are the administrative determinants (letter M)
1. MEDical. The inmate’s medical condition requires treatment or continuing medical attention not generally available at all facilities.
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What are the administrative determinants (letter O)
1. OUT-to-court. Inmate needs to be housed in a particular facility in order to be close to a court jurisdiction where the inmate is required to testify in court or is being prosecuted. Includes situations where involvement in a court trial is anticipated because a disciplinary has been referred to the district attorney. Also, use this designation when a BPH appearance is imminent.
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What are the administrative determinants (letter P)
1. POPulation pressures. Shall be used by a CSR only. No beds presently exist at an institution with a security level indicated by the inmate’s Placement Score.
2. PRErelease. The short time remaining to serve limits or otherwise influences placement or program options. This factor shall also be used when a release date is so close that transfer or starting a long-term program is not warranted and when a short release date warrants special placement or program consideration.
3. PSYchiatric. A mental condition requires special treatment or may severely limit placement options. Includes Category B. Apply PSY to justify the administrative placement of an inmate who requires designated housing in accordance with an impacting DDP code.
4. PUBlic interest case. High notoriety of an inmate has caused public interest in the case and requires exceptional placement.
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What are the administrative determinants (letter S)
1. SCHool. Inmate is involved in an academic program which is not available at an institution security level consistent with the inmate’s Placement Score. Apply SCH to identify an inmate currently participating in a Substance Abuse Program who is being retained out of level to complete the Substance Abuse Program.
2. SEC-Security
3. SEX. Inmate has a prior incidence of rape, oral copulation, sodomy, or a lewd and lascivious act which requires restricted custody or placement.
4. SNY-Sensitive Needs Yard
5. SOR. Sexual orientation. Inmate’s bisexual or homosexual orientation may require special placement.
6. ST2-STG2 (Disruptive group)
7. STG-STG1 (GANG)
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What are the administrative determinants (letter T)
1. TIMe to serve. Inmate’s time to serve is long, requiring placement at a facility with a security level higher than that indicated by the inmate’s Placement Score.
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What are the administrative determinants (letter V)
1. VIOlence. Inmate has a current or prior conviction for a violent felony, or a sustained juvenile adjudication including, but not limited to, those listed under PC § 667.5(c), which, as determined by the CSR, requires placement in a facility with a higher security level than that indicated by the inmate’s Placement Score.
2. VOCational training. Inmate is involved in a vocational program which is not available at a facility with a security level which is consistent with the inmate’s Placement Score.
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What are the administrative determinants (letter W)
1. WORk skills. Inmate has a work skill in a critical trade for which special placement consideration may be warranted. This should also be used to request or approve work crew placements.
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What are the administrative determinants (letter Y)
1. YOC- Youthful offender committee
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Minimum Support Facility (MSF) exclusions
1. VIO AD and R Suffix: Exclusion
2. Escape: Exclusion
3. Pending Casework (VIO/SEX/ESC/ARS/HOL): Exclusion
4. Hold Warrant Detainer (Felony)(HOL): Exclusion
5. Life (lif): Exclusion (Min A this is CBC)
6. DIS AD: Exclusion
7. No SHU term in the last: 12 months
8. Protective Housing Unit (PHU) in the last: 6 months
9. Arson (Can only go to non-combustible Minimum Support Facility
if approved).
10. Classification Score must be Level II or below. 35pts or below.
11. No STG-I’s or Validated Gang Members
12. TIM/LIF/PRE- Time to serve (0-3 years is ok, 3-5 years requires ICC to approve, 5-7years w/ PC2933 requires warden approval.
13. Re-committed on a Parole Violation for a Violent Offense and was Absconding
14. No high notoriety/public figures.
15. Division A1- C offense guilty findings in the last 24 months
16. Medical/Psychological conditions.
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Minimum Support Facility (MSF) CBC exclusions
1. Arson: CBC
2. Hold Warrant Detainer (ICE)(HOL): CBC
3. Public Interest case: CBC
4. STG-I(Validated): CBC
5. Medical (MED): CBC
6. Mental Health delivery system (PSY): CBC
7. Developmental Disability Program (PSY): CBC
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CAMP exclusions.
1. VIO AD and R Suffix: Exclusion
2. Escape: Exclusion
3. Arson: Exclusion
4. Pending Casework (VIO/SEX/ESC/ARS/HOL): Exclusion
5. Hold Warrant Detainer (Felony)(HOL): Exclusion
6. Life(lif): Exclusion
7. Serious Misconduct that results in AD for disciplinary: Exclusion
8. Mental Health delivery system (PSY): Exclusion
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CAMP CBC exclusions.
1. Hold Warrant Detainer (ICE)(HOL): CBC
2. Public Interest case: CBC
3. STG-I(Validated): CBC
4. Medical (MED): CBC
5. DPP impacting placement (MED): CBC
6. Developmental Disability Program (PSY): CBC
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MCRP Exclusions
1. Penal Code section 290 registration requirements an R Suffix or current or prior conviction for sexual or violent offense as defined in subdivision (B) of the welfare and institution code 6000.
2. Californian risk assessment score CSRA of 5 (high Violence)
3. Upon Placement in the program, cannot have more than 32 months to serve or less than 60 days to serve on Earliest Possible Release Date (EPRD).
4. Escape (ESC) Administrative Determinant Affixed per the Title 15, subsection 3375.2(b) or a history of escape in the last 10 years.
5. Active or potential felony hold, warrant , or detainer . Holds due solely to immigration status are not exclusionary.
6. In-custody misconduct (Division A1-C Offenses) within the last 24 calendar months, except physical possession of alcohol, drugs, or drug paraphernalia. (Distribution /trafficking offenses are exclusionary)
7. Released from a Restricted Housing Unit (RHU) , Security Housing Unit (SHU), or Psychiatric Services Unit (PSU) within the last 12 calendar months. (Offender is eligible if the RHU, SHU, or PSU term was assessed , imposed, and either suspended or commuted effective the same date as the imposition, regardless of whether D2 credit was imposed.)
8. DIS Administrative Determinant Affixed pursuant to CCR title 15, sub section 3375.2(b). (The institution classification committee may remove a previously affixed DIS AD and refer for MCRP placement in the same committee action.)
9. Validated Security Threat Group-I (STG-I) pursuant to CCR, Title 15, subsection 3378(c).
10. ARS. Administrative Determinant Affixed pursuant to CCR title 15, subsection 3375.2(b)
11. Current requirement for LVL-IV 180 design housing pursuant to CCR, Title 15, section 3375.1(a)(4)(A). (Offenders housed in 180-design facilities that are eligible for 270-design housing are not excluded for MCRP.)
12. Close custody or Maximum Cutody
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ACP exclusions
1. Current Violent or Serious felony conviction, including stayed counts or enhancements for offenses pursuant to PC Section 667.5(C). Section 1192.7(c), or 1192.8.
2. PC Section 290, registration requirement or current or prior conviction for a sexually violent offense as defined in subdivision (b) of welfare and institution code section 6600.
3. California Risk Assessment Score (CRSA) of 5 (high violence)
4. Upon placement no more than 12 months or less than 45 days to serve on Earliest Possible Release Date (EPRD).
5. Escape history within the last 10 years or mandatory minimum for and Escape.
6. Active or Potential misdemeanor or felony holds warrants or detainers.
7. Active restraining orders.
8. In custody misconduct (DivisionA-C offenses) in the last 24 calendar months, except physical possession of alcohol, physical possession of drugs, or possession of drug paraphernalia.
9. RHU/SHU/PSU terms within the last 12 calendar month
10. Close custody or Max custody.
11.Active or inactive validated STG-I member or associate pursuant to CCR Section 3378
12. Not currently housed in the Male Community Reentry Program (MCRP), Female Community Reentry Program (FCRP) or Community Participant Mother Program (CPMP)
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What tabs do we update in the Special Program screenings?
1.Alternative Custody Placement
2. Conservation Camp Program
3. Community Prisoner Mother Program
4. Female Rehabilitation Community Correctional Center
5. In-Custody Sex Offender Management Program
6. Minimum Support Facility
7. Permanent Work Crew
8. Reentry program
9. Substance Abuse Treatment
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How long do you have to complete an Initial Review.
14 days
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How long do you have to complete an Annual Review?
It may be conducted (30) days prior to the inmates review period ending date, during the month due, or (30) days after that date. No matter when the committee hearing is held, the inmates previously established review period shall remain the same. (Note: if the committee is completed prior to the established review period, it provides possibility that serious negative behavior or below-average performance could occur subsequent to the annual review committee hearing, but prior to the review period ending date. If this occurs, a reevaluation of the inmate’s score as documented on the CDC form 840 shall be necessary and may require a correction to the score sheet.)
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How long do you have to complete a post board review?
You have 15 days within receipt of the official notice of a BPH decision regarding the inmate.
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What are ADA worker exclusions?
1. No SHU term in the last 6 months.
2. No sexual Misconduct in the last 12 months.
3. No battery against any person in the last 12 months.
4. No participations in a riot in the last 12 months.
5. No history of extortion (Blanket exclusion)
6. No threats against anyone in the last 12 months.
7. No possession, use, or distribution of a controlled substance in the last 12 months.
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What is the close custody criteria pursuant to 3377.2 (b)(1)(A)?
Close Custody can be placed on an inmate for up to 5 years if the inmate has a “long time to serve” (25 years or more). However, it must be reviewed on a yearly basis and may be removed if having “A Long Time To Serve” is the only controlling factor. An incarcerated person assigned to Close Custody based solely on the current term length, who is not excluded from review, shall be considered for reduction at the first annual classification committee review after close custody was established.
1. The period of time spent unclassified during reception center processing shall count toward fulfilling the minimum close custody time requirement.
2. If an incarcerated person [IP] is retained at closed custody, the classification committee shall document the reasons for retention at close custody. When the IP has met the minimum close custody time requirement, the 12 month serious disciplinary free period is no longer required.
3. Departmental Review Board (DRB) approval is required to assign a Close custody designation to an IP who does not meet case factor criteria established in section 3377.2 (b).
4. When a court action, subsequent to an IP’s initial classification, and custody designation for the original sentence, increases the IP’s remaining time to serve, and the IP time to serve did not previously warrant close custody or now requires a longer minimum time period to be served at lower custody towards fulfilling the the required minimum time period for closed custody. After granting credit for the time served at the lower custody, if the the IP’s has not completely fulfilled the required minimum time period for closed custody, an ICC shall evaluate the totality of the IP’s case factors to determine wether to impose the remaining Close custody obligation or allow the IP to remain at the lower custody designation.
5. Murder of a peace officer is life time close custody.
6. Murder of an inmate is 10 years close custody.
7. Lengthy Sentence- LWOP, One or More Life Terms, 25 Years or more to serve = 5
Years
8. Escape History- Convicted of or found guilty of a Disciplinary Report of escape or
attempted escape with force from a correctional setting or armed escort = 10 Years.
8 years without force, and 3 years for plotting or planning to escape from a non-
correctional setting.
9. Detainers- Active detainer for offense with possible penalty of Death, Lifetime
Incarceration, total term of 50 Years or more = 5 Years.
10. Disciplinary History- In Custody Murder of Non-Inmate = Lifetime Close Custody, In-
Custody Murder of inmate within last 10 years = 10 Years, Division A1 or A2 RVR = 1
Year, may be continued up to 2 years thereafter.
11. Security Concern- Designated Security Concern by ICC = 1 Year
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ABE/GED TABE Score Criteria
1. ABE-I TABE 0-3.9
2. ABE-II TABE 4.0-6.9
3. ABE-III TABE 7.0-8.9
4. GED TABE 9.0-12.9
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PC 37(a)
Treason (Auto VIO AD)
48
All Violent felonies are serious felonies, but not all serious felonies are violent. (True or False)
True
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PC128
Penalty for perjury resulting in capital punishment.
50
PC16.1(c)(1) with PC186.22
Threats to victims and/or witnessess only with pled and proven gang allegation (Auto VIO AD)
51
PC182/PC187
Conspiracy to commit murder (Auto VIO AD)
52
PC187
Murder 1st or murder 2nd (Auto VIO AD)
53
PC187/664
Attempted murder 1st or 2nd (Auto VIO AD)
54
PC190(C)
Murder 2nd of a peace officer (Auto VIO AD)
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PC190(d)
Murder 2nd - shooting a firearm from a motor vehicle. (Auto VIO AD)
56
PC190.03
Hate crime Murder 1st -victim intentionally killed because of the victims disability, gender, or sexual orientation. (Auto VIO AD)
57
PC190.05
Murder 2nd with prior murder (Auto VIO AD)
58
PC190.25
Murder of Public Transit Employee (Auto VIO AD)
59
PC190.26
Murder 2nd of a peace officer
60
PC192(a)
Voluntary manslaughter. (Auto VIO AD)
61
PC203
Mayhem Defined (Auto VIO AD)
62
PC205
Aggravated Mayhem (Auto VIO AD)
63
PC206
Torture Defined (Auto VIO AD)
64
PC207-209.5
All Kidnapping (Auto VIO AD)
65
PC207(b)
Kidnap for purpose of committing PC288 (lewd or lascivious acts on a child) under 14 years (Auto VIO AD)
66
PC208(b)
Kidnap Child under 14 years (Auto VIO AD)
67
PC209(a)
Kidnap for ransom or extortion (Auto VIO AD)
68
PC209(a)
Kidnap for Robbery (Auto VIO AD)
69
PC209(B)(1)
Kidnap for Robbery, Rape, Spousal Rape, Oral Copulation, Rape by instrument. (Auto VIO AD)
70
PC209.5(a)
Kidnap during commission of carjacking (Life) (Auto VIO AD)
71
PC217.1(b)
Attempted Murder of a government Elected official (Auto VIO AD)
72
PC218
Derailing or wrecking (Life Term) (Auto VIO AD)
73
PC219
Wrecking a train or Firing Bridge (Auto VIO AD)
74
PC220
All assaults with intent to commit Felony, other than assaults with intent to murder. (Auto VIO AD)
75
PC220/PC203
Assault with intent to commit mayhem (Auto VIO AD)
76
PC220/PC205
Assault with intent to commit aggravated mayhem (Auto VIO AD)
77
PC220/PC261
Assault with the intent to commit rape (Auto VIO AD)
78
PC220/PC262
Assault with intent to commit rape of spouse (Auto VIO AD)
79
PC220/PC264.1
Assault with the intent to commit rape in concert. (Auto VIO AD)
80
PC220/PC286
Assault to commit with intent to commit sodomy. (Auto VIO AD)
81
PC220/PC288
Assault with intent to commit lewd or Lascivious acts on child (Auto VIO AD)
82
PC220/288a
Assault with the intent to commit oral copulation. (Auto VIO AD)
83
PC220/PC289
Assault with intent to commit penetration by foreign or unknown object. (Auto VIO AD)
84
PC220(a) & (b)
Assault with the intent to commit Mayhem, rape, sodomy & oral. Copulation (Auto VIO AD)
85
PC246 only with PC186.22(B)(4)
Firearms, Discharge of, at vehicle/building. Gang Shooting into vehicle/building only with pled and proven gang allegation. (Auto VIO AD)
86
PC261(2) & PC261(a)(2)
Rape y force, Violence, Duress, Menace or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
87
PC262(3)
Rape where the person is prevented from resisting by threat of great & immediate bodily harm, or by an intoxicating, narcotic, or anesthetic substance and condition is known by the accused (Auto VIO AD)
88
PC261(4)
Rape where the person is at the time unconscious of the nature of the act, and this is known to the accused. (Auto VIO AD)
89
PC261(a)(6)
Rape with the threat of retaliation. (Auto VIO AD)
90
PC262(a)(1)
Rape of spouse by force, violence, duress, menace, or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
91
PC262(a)(4)
Rape of spouse with threat of retaliation (Auto VIO AD)
92
PC264
Rape with GBI, resulting in life term (Auto VIO AD)
93
PC264.1
Punishment-Acted in concert with another person to commit PC261(Rape causing unlawful bodily injury), PC262(Rape of spouse causing unlawful bodily injury), and PC289 (Penetration with a foreign object). (Auto VIO AD)
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PC269
Aggravated sexual assault of child (Auto VIO AD)
95
PC273ab
Assault on child with force likely to produce GBI or death. (Auto VIO AD)
96
PC286(c)
Sodomy by Force, violence, duress, menace, or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
97
PC286(c)(1)
Sodomy with person under 14 years of age. (Auto VIO AD)
98
PC286(C)(2)
Sodomy by force, Violence, duress, menace, or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
99
PC286(c)(3)
Sodomy against will by threatening to retaliate. (Auto VIO AD)
100
PC286(d)
Sodomy in concert by force or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
101
PC287(c)
Oral copulation upon another who is under 14 and more than 10 years younger, against the victims will by means of force, violence of duress, menace, or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
102
PC287(c)(1)
Oral copulation any person who participates in an act of oral copulation with another who is under 14 and more than 10 year younger. (Auto VIO AD)
103
PC287(c)(2)
Oral copulation against the victim’s will by means of force, violence, duress, menace, or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
104
PC287(c)(3)
Oral copulation upon another who is under 14 against the victim’s will by means of force, violence, duress, menace, of fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
105
PC287(d)
Oral copulation accomplished against will by threatening to retaliate. (Auto VIO AD)
106
PC287(d)(3)
Oral copulation 14yrs. Or older y force of fear with GBI. (Auto VIO AD)
107
PC288
Lewd or lascivious act upon a child under 14 years of age. (Auto VIO AD)
108
PC288(b)
Lewd and lascivious act on child under 14 by use of force, violence, duress, menace, or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
109
PC288(b)(2)
Lewd or lascivious act described in PC288(a) by a caretaker upon dependent person by force, violence, duress, menace, or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
110
PC288a(c)
Oral copulation by force, violence, duress, menace, or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
111
PC288a(c)(1)
Oral copulation with a person under 14 years old and more than 10 years younger. (Auto VIO AD)
112
PC288a(c)(2)
Oral copulation by force, violence, duress, menace, or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
113
PC288a(c)(3)
Oral copulation accomplished against will by threatening to retaliate. (Auto VIO AD)
114
PC288a(d)
Oral copulation in concert by force or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
115
PC288a(d)(1)
Oral copulation in concert by force or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
116
PC288a(d)(2)
Oral copulation accomplished against will by threatening to retaliate. (Auto VIO AD)
117
PC288(d)(3)
Oral Copulation, victim, incapable due to mental disorder/developmental or physical. (Auto VIO AD)
118
PC288.5
Continuous sexual abuse of child under 14 years. (Auto VIO AD)
119
PC288.7
Sexual intercourse or sodomy with child 10 years or younger. (Auto VIO AD)
120
PC289 (a)
Penetration with foreign object by force, violence, duress, menace, or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
121
PC289(a)(1)
Penetration with foreign object by force, violence, duress, menace, or fear of immediate and unlawful bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
122
PC289(a)(2)
Sexual penetration accomplished against will by threatening to retaliate. (Auto VIO AD)
123
PC289(j)
Sexual penetration, victim under 14 years old and is more than 10 years younger. (Auto VIO AD)
124
PC451(a)
Arson causing GBI. (Auto VIO AD)
125
PC451(b)
Arson of inhabited or inhabited property. (Auto VIO AD)
126
PC451.5
Aggravated Arson. (Auto VIO AD)
127
PC4500
Assault by life prisoner with a deadly weapon or instrument. (Auto VIO AD)
128
PC11418(b)(2)(3)(4) and (c)
Uses or employs weapon(s) causing. Widespread GBI, or death of any human being, or wide spread damage to food, water, crops, seed, seed stock, or public natural resources. (Auto VIO AD)
129
PC12308
Explode destructive devices or explosive w/intent to commit murder. (Auto VIO AD)
130
PC12309
Exploding destructive devices or explosive causing bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
131
PC12310
Explode Destructive device or Explosive which causes death, mayhem or GBI. (Auto VIO AD)
132
PC18745
Explode destructive devices or explosive with intent to commit murder. (Auto VIO AD)
133
PC18750
Explode destructive devices or explosive causing bodily injury. (Auto VIO AD)
134
PC18755
Explode destructive device or explosive which causes death, mayhem or GBI. (Auto VIO AD)
135
PC192(b)
Involuntary manslaughter. (CBC VIO AD Review)
136
PC211-214
All robbery 1st and 2nd. (CBC VIO AD Review)
137
PC211/212.5(a) with 12022(b)
Robbery 1st, only of an inhabited dwelling, vessel, floating home, trailer coach, etc. and only with PC12022(b) (GBI)
138
PC211/213(a)(1)(A)
Punishment Robbery 1st in concert with two or more persons. (CBC VIO AD Review)
139
PC213
Robbery with GBI. (CBC VIO AD Review)
140
PC213
Robbery with GBI. (CBC VIO AD Review)
141
PC215
All Carjacking (CBC VIO AD Review)
142
PC215(a)/12022(b)
Carjacking with GBI (CBC VIO AD Review)
143
PC422
Criminal threats (formerly known as terrorist threats) (CBC VIO AD Review)
144
PC459/PC460(a)-under special circumstances.
Burglary 1st, “wherein it is charged and proved that another person, other than an accomplice, was present in the residence during the commission of the burglary”. (CBC VIO AD Review)
145
PC459/460(a)
Burglary with GBI (CBC VIO AD Review)
146
PC518/519/520/ with PC186.22
Extortion, only with pled proven gang allegation per PC186.22 (CBC VIO AD Review)
147
PC646.9
Stalking. Misdemeanor and felony convictions (CBC VIO AD Review)
148
Enhancement PC12022.3(a)
Use of a fire arm (CBC VIO AD Review due to enhancement)
149
Enhancement PC12022.5
Use of Fire arm (CBC VIO AD Review due to enhancement)
150
Enhancement PC12022.53
Use or discharge of firearm in specified felonies. (CBC VIO AD Review due to enhancement)
151
Enhancement 12022.55
Discharging Firearm from motor vehicle. (CBC VIO AD Review due to enhancement)
152
Enhancement PC12022.7
Inflict GBI (CBC VIO AD Review due to enhancement)
153
Enhancement PC12022.8
Inflict GBI in violation of (or attempted) of; sodomy/oral copulation by force, violence, duress, menace or fear of immediate/unlawful bodily injury. (CBC VIO AD Review due to enhancement)
154
Enhancement PC12022.9
infliction of injury causing termination of pregnancy. (CBC VIO AD Review due to enhancement)
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Family visiting exclusions
1. Visitors are not immediate family
2. Visitors are not approved visitors
3. Inmate has violent offenses with or without a criminal conviction, involving a minor or family member, or any sex offense, not limited to PC187.
4. Inmate has Life Without Parole (LWOP) or is condemned
5. Inmate is assigned to a reception center, RHU or SHU.
6. Inmate is close custody
7. Inmate is privilege group C
8. Inmate has been found guilty of 1 or more division A or B offenses in the last 12 months.
9. Inmate has been found guilty of distribution of controlled substances while incarcerated in a state prison.
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ACP Screening Case BY Case Exclusions
1. Validated STG-II member or associate.
2. Current or prior conviction for stalking.
3. Prior ACP participation that resulted in return to an institution
4. Current or prior Arson conviction.
5. No appropriate transitional facilities available.
6. Any conviction listed as a violent felony per PC667.5
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What does PC667.5 cover
Violent felony convictions.
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CAL ID exclusions
1. Active felony hold
2. No social security number
3. No previous issued ID/DL from CA DMV
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MCRP case by case exclusions
1. VIO AD imposed, or review pending based on a conviction for an offense NOT listed in PC section 667.5(c)
2. Current or prior violent felony conviction
3. Current or prior sexual conviction which does NOT require PC section 290 registration.(No R Suffix imposed)
4. Current or prior child abuse arrest, convictions, or good cause finding/probable cause finding by BPH where offense was related to related to child abuse or neglect of a child.
5. Current or prior convictions for stalking.
6. Active restraining orders
7. arrest for arson or possession of an explosive device.
8. PUB AD affixed
9.Prior MCRP/ACP which ended in an adverse return to CDCR
10. Documented history of refusal to house within an NDPF.
11. Disabilities impacting placement.
12. Participant in the Developmental Disability Program (DDP).
13. Current psychiatric, medical or dental condition requiring on going care.
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The reason or purpose for the committee hearing.
The reason or purpose for the committee hearing.
➢ The action taken, the specific reasons for the action including the information upon which the decision was based.
➢ The incarcerated person’s stated preferred action, the reasons for the preference, and their agreement or disagreement with the committee action. If an incarcerated person disagrees with a hearing, it is not enough to just use the dropdown, noting they do not agree. Document exactly what the incarcerated person disagrees with in the Inmate Comments section of the chrono.
➢ If applicable, document the use of any reasonable accommodation to ensure effective communication.
NOTE: Effective Communication is no longer required to be documented within the body of the chrono, if you have entered the required information within SOMS Effective Communication for the incarcerated person.
➢ The reason(s) for the omission of any of the classification procedural safeguards identified in subsection 3375(f).
➢ If an in-absentia hearing is held, reason(s) for the incarcerated person being absent.
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What is considered an adverse effect?
• Involuntary transfer to a higher security level institution/facility, which is not consistent with the incarcerated person’s placement score. (Example: A Level I incarcerated person who is housed at an MSF, who’s medical risk increases to High and must be transferred to a Level II facility with MED Override) An Adverse Effect is not to be confused with an Adverse Transfer.
• Increase in the incarcerated person’s custody designation. (Example: Medium A to Close Custody)
• Involuntary Restricted Housing Unit (RHU) placement.
• Involuntary removal from an assigned program. (Example: Work Supervisor request to remove from assignment due to disciplinary)
• Placement in a reduced work group. (Example: WG/PG: A1/A to C/C or WG/PG: M/A to A1/A)
• Involuntary transfer to another institution/facility because of the incarcerated person’s misbehavior or receipt of new information that may affect staff, incarcerated person, the public, or the safety and security of the institution/facility, whether or not their placement score is consistent with the receiving institution's/facility's security level. (Example, pending OIA or overfamiliarity investigation)
• Transfer of an incarcerated person to a more restrictive institution or program where the security level is higher. (Example: due to hard to place medical case factors, a level II incarcerated person may only be able to be housed at a specific level III institution to accommodate.)
Remember: We may not think of an action as having an adverse effect when it is to accommodate a case factor that is out of the incarcerated person’s control (i.e. DPP, MH), however, any out of level placement, restricted housing, increase in custody or job removal that is INVOLUNTARY, is considered an adverse effect and needs to be documented on the Notice of Classification Hearing.
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What is the Classification Process? And what does committee take into consideration?
1.It is a score system used to properly house an inmate.
Committee takes into
consideration:
1. IP needs,
2. IP interest
3. IP placement score
4. IP behavioral programming, along with the institution’s programs
5. security and public safety to
classify inmates at the lowest level possible.
