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BJMP Inmate Classification and Discipline

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BJMP Inmate Classification and Discipline

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Inmate Classification and

Disciplinary Process
Bureau of Jail Management and
Penology (BJMP)
Admission Process
• • Inmate placed in the Inmate Classification
and Counseling Unit (ICCU) for 30-60 days.
• • Medical, dental, psychological exams and
social case study conducted.
• • Risk and psychiatric evaluation performed if
required.
Medical, Dental, and Psychological
Examination
• • Medical: Comprehensive physical exam by
medical officer.
• • Dental: Comprehensive check-up by dentist.
• • Psychological: Conducted by psychologist to
assess mental state.
Social Case Study and Risk
Assessment
• • Social worker conducts detailed interview
covering personal history.
• • Risk assessment tool used to evaluate
potential violence risk.
Psychiatric Evaluation
• • Psychiatrist evaluates inmate based on
psychological and social case study.
• • Determines psychiatric illness and mental
state.
• • Criteria for evaluation includes court orders,
history of psychiatric issues, or behavioral
abnormalities.
Inmate Classification and Case
Management
• • Case manager consolidates assessments to
classify inmates.
• • Inmates receive orientation and counseling
for jail rules and personal development.
Disciplinary Board Composition
• • Chairperson: Assistant Warden
• • Members: Chief Custodial Officer, Medical
Officer, Jail Chaplain, IWD Officer, Inmate
Representative
Authorized Disciplinary Measures
• For Detainees and Prisoners:
• • Verbal warning, compensation, or
suspension of privileges.
• • Confinement in cell for max 7 days/month
for incorrigible behavior.
Limitations on Disciplinary Actions
• • No punishment harming unborn or nursing
child.
• • No adverse punishment for infirm inmates.
• • Prohibition on corporal punishment or dark
confinement.
• • Instruments of restraint used only as a
precaution.
Disciplinary Case Procedures
• • Violations reported and investigated by Desk
Officer.
• • Warden decides or endorses case to
disciplinary board.
• • Inmate can admit or deny charges; hearing
held for denial.
• • Decision made and subject to Warden’s
approval.

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