Title 15 Inmate Management Flashcards
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Under Title 15, what is the minimum cell size (in square feet) required for a single-occupancy cell in a Type II facility?
Answer: 50 square feet
Title 15 requires a minimum of 50 square feet of floor space for a single-occupancy cell in a Type II local detention facility.
Under Title 15, how often must inmates in administrative segregation receive a supervisory review of their continued segregation status?
Answer: Every 7 days
Title 15 requires that inmates held in administrative segregation receive a review of their segregation status at least every 7 days.
Which Title 15 provision governs the requirement to provide inmates access to legal materials and assistance?
Answer: Section 1065
Section 1065 of Title 15 establishes the requirement that facilities provide inmates access to legal materials, forms, and assistance to support their legal rights.
A newly booked inmate claims to have a serious medical condition. Under Title 15, what is the correctional officer's immediate obligation?
Answer: Conduct a medical screening and arrange evaluation if needed
Title 15 requires that all newly booked inmates receive a medical screening and that any claimed medical conditions be evaluated promptly by qualified health personnel.
Under Title 15, what is the maximum number of hours per day an inmate in disciplinary detention may be confined to their cell without out-of-cell time?
Answer: 22 hours
Title 15 permits disciplinary detention confinement up to 22 hours per day, with at least 2 hours of out-of-cell time required daily.
Under Title 15, which inmate classification level requires separation from the general population?
Answer: Class III maximum-security inmates
Title 15 requires that maximum-security (Class III) inmates be housed separately from the general population to maintain safety and security.
Title 15 requires that inmate grievances be responded to within how many days of submission?
Answer: 15 calendar days
Title 15 establishes that facilities must provide a written response to inmate grievances within 15 calendar days of receipt.