Cdm Station Jail Manual

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Administrative Segregation
The physical separation of

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different types of inmates from each other

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Disciplinary Isolation
Punishment status assigned an inmate as the result of violating facility rules and consists of confinement in

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a cell or housing unit separate from general population jail inmates.

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Extremely Intoxicated
Any person under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol, regardless of his arrest charge, who is

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unable to care for his safety or the safety of others.

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Facility Manager
The facility manager is defined as

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the Unit Commander.

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Type I Facility
A local detention facility used for the detention of inmates, usually pending arraignment, for not more than

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96 hours excluding holidays and weekends after booking. Station Jails. May house inmate workers on voluntary basis.

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Type II Facility
A local detention facility used for the detention of persons pending

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arraignment, during trial, and upon a sentence of commitment.

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Type III Facility
A local detention facility used only for the detention of

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convicted and sentenced persons.

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Type IV Facility
A local detention facility or portion thereof designated for the housing of inmates eligible under Penal Code Section 1208 for

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work/education furlough and/or other programs involving inmate access into the community.

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EMERGENCY SUSPENSIONS OF STANDARDS
Who can suspend requirements for a type 1 jail

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Unit commander or in his absence the watch commander.

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EMERGENCY SUSPENSIONS OF STANDARDS
Who must be notified?

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Written notification shall be given to division chief. After 3 days of suspension the board of state and community corrections.

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JAILERS
Must ensure what is signed prior to an inmates 48 hours in custody?

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P.C.D.

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WATCH COMMANDERS AND WATCH SERGEANTS
Immediate supervision of the jail is the responsibility of the

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Watch Sergeant.

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WATCH COMMANDERS AND WATCH SERGEANTS
Ultimate responsibility of the jail is the responsibility of the

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Watch Commander. They are also responsible for all cash bail monies and receipts.

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WATCH COMMANDERS AND WATCH SERGEANTS
The Watch Commander shall ensure that each prisoner, with the exception of prisoners brought in with a warrant or for 3056 PC, has a signed

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Probable Cause Declaration.

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Personnel
Whenever there is an inmate in custody, there shall be at least

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one employee, who is properly trained per Title 15 standards, on duty at all times.

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Female Inmates
When there are female inmates in custody there shall be at least

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one female employee, who is properly trained per Title 15 standards, who shall be immediately available

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PROBABLE CAUSE DECLARATIONS (PCD)
Who is responsible for ensuring I/M's have a signed P.C.D. prior to the 48 hours are up.

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Station Jailer.

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PROBABLE CAUSE DECLARATIONS (PCD)
The jailer shall notify---------------if an inmate does not have a signed P.C.D. by the 36th hour.

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Watch Commander

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PROBABLE CAUSE DECLARATIONS (PCD)
The watch commander shall immediately notify the------------- of any arrestee detained beyond 36 hours, absent a PCD signed by a magistrate.

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duty commander

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PROBABLE CAUSE DECLARATIONS (PCD)
If P.C.D. was not signed and the inmate was transferred to another facility what must occur?

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A JDIC message sent to IRC to advise PCD was signed prior to 48 hours or IRC will start imperative release.

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Jailer Counts
Jailers must conduct a count of all inmates once every

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30 minutes.

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Jailer Counts
Jailers must conduct a security check and count of inmate workers every

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hour. Department Personnel shall conduct a count of their Inmate Workers before and after each assigned shift, as well as conducting hourly safety checks.

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Strip Searches
All strip, visual body cavity and physical body cavity searches shall have prior approval of the

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Watch Commander, who shall closely evaluate the need for a particular search.

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Strip Searches
4030 P.C. restricts the strip searching of:

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Pre-arraigned inmates when the detention is for a misdemeanor or infraction offense not involving weapons, controlled substances or violence.

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Strip Searches
Do we conduct strip searches of female juveniles

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No.
They will be under constant observation,
immediately transported to juve hall and advise juve hall of the circumstances.

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Wireless Communication
possession of a wireless communication device, including a cellular telephone, pager, or wireless Internet device, who is not authorized to possess that item is guilty of a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of not more than one thousand dollars (1,000).

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4575 (a) P.C.

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Inmate Movement
Who shall be notified prior to moving a combative inmate, who shall be notified?

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Watch Commander

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Inmate Movement
Who shall accompany deputies when a combative inmate is being moved into a cell?

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Watch Commander

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ESCAPES
What are the two units that are to be notified immediately after an inmate escape?

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IRC Watch Deputy and Fugitive/Warrant detail

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PERIODIC TESTING OF EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT
Breathing Apparatus:
Breathing apparatus gets checked

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weekly.

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STORAGE, ISSUE AND USE OF WEAPONS, CHEMICAL AGENTS AND RELATED DEVICES
All weapons except o.c./c.s. shall be stored prior to entry into the station jail facility. Authorization to use in the jail such as taser or gas shall be given by

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Watch Commander.

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VISITING
Sentenced Inmates - Inmate Workers
What ages can visit a post arraignment inmate w/o adult supervision?

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12-18 years. Younger than 12 must be closely supervised by an adult.

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VISITING
Sentenced Inmates - Inmate Workers
How many visitors may an inmate have

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up to three. The number may be increased at the dicretion of the Watch Commander.

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VISITING Pre-ArraignmentInmates
Who may visit a pre-arraigned inmate

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anyone. There is no age limit

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VISITING Pre-ArraignmentInmates
What may be given to the Pre-arrainged inmate?

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NOTHING.

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VISITING Pre-ArraignmentInmates
When is a pre-arraigned inmate entitled a visit?

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No later than the calendar day following the arrest.

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Cancellation of Visitation
Why would visits be cancelled?

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extraordinary circumstances immediate bookings, inmate on restricted status.

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VISITING Ex-felons and Recently Released Inmates
Ex-Felons must request permission from who in order to obtain a visit?

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Unit Commander

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VISITING Ex-felons and Recently Released Inmates
If Ex-felon is has not successfully completed parole the visit shall be

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denied. The request will be responded to within 30 days.

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CORRESPONDENCE
Is there a limitation on mail received.

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No

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CORRESPONDENCE
Can legal mail be read

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No, they may inspect it for contraband in the presence of the inmate.

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CORRESPONDENCE
Indigent inmates are given what for correspondence

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two postage free letters to family and friends each week. No limit on postage free letters to attorney and court.

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CORRESPONDENCE
There shall be no limitation placed on the number of personal letters allowed per day, except by order of the

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Custody Division Chief

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CORRESPONDENCE
Letters shall not contain discussion of

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cases concerning other inmates

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CORRESPONDENCE
The method and inspection procedure of incoming inmate mail shall be determined by the

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individual unit commander.

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CORRESPONDENCE
Inmates are allowed to receive --------photos no larger than-----------

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5, 4 x6

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LIBRARY SERVICES
Is a type 1 facility required to have library service

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No. Inmate workers are allowed access to a small law library located in the Watch Commanders office.

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ACCESS TO TELEPHONES
Arrestees are permitted how many phone calls within a certain period of time from being brought into the station?

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3 calls within 3 hours.

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ACCESS TO TELEPHONES (additional calls)
How many more calls do arrestees get and under what conditions? (NOTE:If any act which constitutes a new booking is performed, the inmate shall be permitted two additional phone calls as outlined above.)

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1 to bail deviation to reduce bail,
1 to physician to take blood sample for intoxication arrest,
2 additional if primary caregiver and must get care.

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ACCESS TO TELEPHONES
Who may give authorization for more phone calls

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Watch commander.

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ACCESS TO TELEPHONES
If it is determined that due to serious illness / injury, the inmate will be unable to make a telephone call for an indefinite time, in excess of the three-hour limit, what shall be done?

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known local next-of-kin notification shall be completed by the Department member making the determination.

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ACCESS TO TELEPHONES -Arraignment InmatesEach Jailer will allow every inmate access to phones on his/her shift subject to

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the actual demands placed on the Jailer to complete his regular required duties.

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ACCESS TO COURTS AND COUNSEL
A time limit ----------------be imposed on the length of the interview.

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cannot

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ACCESS TO COURTS AND COUNSEL
Before bail bondsman can interview, what must be set?

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Bail amount.

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ACCESS TO COURTS AND COUNSEL
Can a bondsman re-interview an inmate after a bail has been changed?

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Yes.

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ACCESS TO COURTS AND COUNSEL
What must the attorney/bondsman fill out and who must approve it?

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Interview record form, which is approved by the Watch Commander with his signature.

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ACCESS TO COURTS AND COUNSEL
Who else must sign the interview record form?

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the inmate who indicates they accept the interview.

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ACCESS TO COURTS AND COUNSEL
Should the attorney or bondsman be searched?

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They should not be searched as routine procedure. Ask to look into there bags/briefcase for weapons or contraband.

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ACCESS TO COURTS AND COUNSELWhat are attorneys allowed to give an inmate?

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One business card, bondsmen are not.

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ACCESS TO COURTS AND COUNSEL
Who can approve additional people in the attorney/bondsmen interview and how many?

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Watch Commander, the attorney may request two additional people and bondsmen can request two additional people.

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RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE
If a station worker request a formal religious service, they are to be---------------

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transported to a jail facility that provides a service.

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STATION INMATE DISCIPLINARY AND GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE
Who should address inmate requests/complaints in a type 1 facility

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it should start at the lowest level, Jailor, watch sergeant, watch commander, unit commander.

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DISCIPLINARY PENALTIES
Inmates who create disturbances and/or destroy jail property will be transferred to -------------------

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IRC or CRDF.

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DISCIPLINARY PENALTIES
Sentenced Inmates
Inmate Workers who become disciplinary problems will be subject to transfer to

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IRC and possibly be re-classified.

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DISCIPLINARY PENALTIES
Is discipline administered at a station jail?

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NO.

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Female Inmates and Birth Control Measures/Pregnancy Determination
T/F Are females on birth control held more than 24 hours allowed to continue.

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True.

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Female Inmates and Birth Control Measures/Pregnancy Determination
If a female requests a pregnancy test what occurs?

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Transported to IRC/CRDF and test administered at own expense.

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Post-Partum Psychosis
What happens if a female is arrested to 187 or 666/187 of their infant and they gave birth with 12 months of the arrest?

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an additional mental health screening by a psychiatrist at the IRC.

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Sick Call
When is sick call done?

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every day.

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Sick Call
Per Section 4023.6 of the Penal Code, all females held more than 24 hours shall have the right to

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summon and receive the service of any physician of her choice to determine whether or not she is pregnant.

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Mentally Disordered Inmates
Persons solely detained as Alleged Mentally Ill per 5150 W.I.C. shall be detained and transported directly to the

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appropriate contract county mental health facility.

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Mentally Disordered Inmates
If person is 5150 and arrested for a (M) that will not be prosecuted the person goes to

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appropriate contract county mental health facility.

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Mentally Disordered Inmates
When a person is arrested for a felony and is determined to be Alleged Mentally Ill per 5150 W.I.C., the inmate shall be transported and booked into

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L.C.M.C.

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Developmentally Disabled Inmates
If an inmate is determined to be developmentally disabled who must be contacted

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The Regional Center

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Use of Sobering Cell
A sobering cell is generally defined as a cell with a

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padded floor and standard toilet with a padded partition on one side for support.

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Use of Sobering Cell
Must allow for what?

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maximum visual supervision of the inmate.

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Use of Sobering Cell
Intoxicated females shall be housed in a sobering cel
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separate

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Intoxicated Arrestees
Suspects under arrest for intoxication (drugs or alcohol) shall be checked

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every 30 minutes by the jailer.

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Intoxicated Arrestees
Intermittent direct visual observation of inmates held in the sobering cell shall be conducted no less than every

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half hour to monitor their behavior and ensure that they are breathing in a regular manner, and to provide early medical intervention in the case of possible medical complications.

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Intoxicated Arrestees
Where does the jailer log visual checks of intoxicated arrestees?

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intoxication observation sheet.

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Intoxicated Arrestees
What is the length of time an arrestee can be in a cell before jailer conducts a re-evaluation?

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6 hours.

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Intoxicated Arrestees
If not sobering up jailer then seeks
If sobering up jailer

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medical evaluation
completes evaluation and continues to monitor

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Intoxicated Arrestees
If your sobering cell has reached maximum capacity then transfer the next extremely intoxicated inmate to

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the closest facility with a sobering cell vacancy (taking into account gender).

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Intoxicated Arrestees
What is the name of the court case that influenced how intoxicated arrestees are treated and monitored

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Sundance Decision.

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Intoxicated Arrestees
The first intoxication observation screening shall occur within

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90 minutes from when the arrestee enters the facility.

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Intoxicated Arrestees
All Intoxicated inmates must be provided with a “nutritious sugar containing snack” within the first

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four hours of their original detention at a station or court lock-up.

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Intoxicated Arrestees
Regardless of the regularly scheduled meal times, all Intoxicated inmates shall be offered

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at least one meal while in custody. To include if they are scheduled to be released, they shall be offered the opportunity to stay until the next scheduled meal or be given a bag lunch.

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Intoxicated Arrestees
Who completes the inspection check list on the back of the intoxication observation check list for every intoxicated arrestee?

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Watch Commander.

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Intoxicated Arrestees
If a suspect is arrested for being under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs but is determined not to be so intoxicated as to need --------------, then that person shall be housed ----------------------

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special handling/monitoring, a regular cell, not a detox cell.

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Intoxicated Arrestees
What triggers the Watch Commanders assessment on the intoxication observation form?

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Special handling/monitoring.

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Mentally Disordered Inmates
The Mental Evaluation Team is composed of

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one deputy and one clinician. They are available from 1700 - 0100. They may be contacted by through SHB in off hours for emergencies only.

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Segregation of Homosexuals
If an inmate is displaying homosexual tendencies who will make to decision to segregate at a station jail

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Watch Commander makes the decision and transfer to IRC or CRDF.

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RELEASE OF INFORMATION CONCERNING JUVENILE SUBJECTS
Can information on a juvenile subject be released to the MEDIA?

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yes through SHB

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RELEASE OF INFORMATION CONCERNING JUVENILE SUBJECTS
Can we release information about a juvenile subject to other agencies?

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Yes as long has they have a legitimate need for the information for purposes of official disposition of a case.

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CARE OF MINORS IN TEMPORARY CUSTODY
Can 300 WIC, 601 WIC, and 602 WIC be housed together?

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Only 300 WIC and 601WIC. 602 WIC must be segregated.

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CARE OF MINORS IN TEMPORARY CUSTODY
MINORS may not come into "Contact" with adults. What does Contact mean?

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Verbal, physical (sign gestures), continuous immediate physical presence.

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CARE OF MINORS IN TEMPORARY CUSTODY
When must a minor be provided a snack?

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If they have not eaten within the past 4 hours.

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CARE OF MINORS IN TEMPORARY CUSTODY
Males or females shall NOT be placed in the same locked enclosure unless

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they are under constant visual observation by staff.

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CARE OF MINORS IN TEMPORARY CUSTODY
Any injury or illness requiring professional medical treatment will be brought to the attention of

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Watch Commander

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CARE OF MINORS IN TEMPORARY CUSTODY
Any minor who displays outward signs of intoxication or is known or suspected to have ingested any substance that could result in a medical emergency shall be

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medically cleared (ok to book)

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CARE OF MINORS IN TEMPORARY CUSTODY
Supervision of the intoxicated juvenile includes personal observations no less than once every

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15 minutes until resolution of the intoxicated state, with the actual time of each personal observation documented.

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CARE OF MINORS IN TEMPORARY CUSTODY
All minors detained while under the influence, shall be in

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direct constant supervision.

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SECURE DETENTION OF JUVENILES
Minors held in temporary custody at a Sheriff's station shall not be securely detained without

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the Watch Commander's signed approval.

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SECURE DETENTION OF JUVENILES
In conjunction with Watch Commanders approval the juvenile must meet certain criteria which is

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14 or older and (602 WIC)
furtherance of criminal behavior against person
self destructive
may be at harm
no more than 6 hours.

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Conditions of Secure Detention
The juvenile must meet the following prerequisites:

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o Be 14 years of age or older
o Be in custody under authority Section 602 WIC
o Present a serious security risk of harm to self/and/or others

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Conditions of Secure Detention
Factors considered when determining if the minor presents a serious security risk to self or other are:

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age, maturity and delinquent history
severity of offense
protection of the minor

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Conditions of Secure Detention
Secure detentions must be for the purpose of:

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o Investigating the crime
o Facilitating a release to a parent or guardian
o Arranging a transfer to a juvenile detention facility

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Conditions of Secure Detention
The minor shall be informed at the time he is securely detained of the following:

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o The reason for the secure detention
o The anticipated length of the secure detention
o The secure detention shall not exceed six hours after his arrival at the facility.

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Conditions of Secure Detention
Securing minors to a stationary object for longer than thirty minutes, shall be approved by the

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watch commander and the reasons for the continued detention shall be documented.

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Conditions of Secure Detention
The minor secured to a stationary object shall be moved to a

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secure room when one becomes available.

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Conditions of Secure Detention
A staff person from the facility must be

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present at all times to assure the minor’s safety while secured to a stationary object.

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Conditions of Secure Detention
Minors held in secure detention within a locked enclosure shall be visually checked periodically, no less than

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every 30 minutes, by a staff member who shall document the check.

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Situations in which a minor and an adult prisoner may be in the same room or passageway shall be limited to the following (Secure Detention)

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o During Booking
o During medical screening
o Inmate Worker presence
o Movement of persons

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Conditions of Non-secure Detention
The following are conditions of non-secure detention of minors in law enforcement facilities:
All juvenile detentions require Watch Commander Approval.

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Minors shall be under constant visual supervision
No longer than 6 hours

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Conditions of Non-secure Detention
Situations in which a minor and an adult prisoner may be in the same room or passageway shall be limited to the following:

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Booking
Awaiting visiting
Inmate Worker presence
Movement of persons

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SEARCHING JUVENILES
All juveniles shall be searched immediately when they are to be confined in a jail facility or when there is probable cause to believe they possess any of the following:

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1. Dangerous and offensive weapons
2. Narcotics
3. Items of evidentiary value

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NOTIFICATION OF PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN AND TELEPHONE CALLS
Who makes notification to parent or guardian that their juvenile was taken into custody shall occur without unnecessary delay?

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The deputy taking custody.

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NOTIFICATION OF PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN AND TELEPHONE CALLS
Who makes notification if the juvenile taken into custody has serious illness or injury?

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Watch Commander.

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NOTIFICATION OF PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN AND TELEPHONE CALLS
When shall the juvenile be advised of his three phone calls?

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no later than one hour after the subject has been taken into custody

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NOTIFICATION OF PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN AND TELEPHONE CALLS
One of the calls must be completed to who?

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parent, guardian, a responsible relative, or an employer; another call may be completed to an attorney.

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NOTIFICATION OF PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN AND TELEPHONE CALLS
Are the calls to be done in the presence of custody personnel?

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Yes.

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DEATH OF MINOR WHILE DETAINED
Custody Division Manual section 4-10/050.00, Inmate Death

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Same

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BOOKING JUVENILES AT JAIL WARDS
All 16 and 17-year-old juveniles, who are in custody and in need of hospitalization, may be booked directly into

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the Jail Wards at the LAC/USC Medical Center.

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BOOKING JUVENILES AT JAIL WARDS
All juveniles under the age----------------- require a juvenile court order before they can be booked into the Jail Wards.

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of 16 years

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Jail Ward--Under Age (16) That Needs Hospitalization
The Juvenile shall be brought where?

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LCMC open ward, if the doctor admits it is the Watch Commander that is responsible for providing deputy personnel for security UNTIL the court order.

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TRANSPORTING JUVENILES TO JUVENILE HALLS WITHIN SPECIFIED TIME LIMITS
Must be done with in the ----- time limit and if transportation bureau cannot do it, who is responsible?

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6, the station. Avolon is the only station that is not required to meet the 6 hour time limit but the juvenile shall be transported on the first available Sheriff’s transportation to an appropriate juvenile facility.

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TRANSPORTING JUVENILES
------------------should be utilized in transporting female juveniles in compliance with Department procedure

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Female deputies

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TRANSPORTING JUVENILES
It is the ----------------- discretion to handcuff a juvenile which should be based on-------------------

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Deputy, age, crime, need for security.

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TRANSPORTING JUVENILES
Juvenile must under----years must be transported in a child seat or booster. The seat must be attached to ----------------

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8, attached to the rear cushioned seat.

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TRANSPORTING JUVENILES
When does a juvenile need to be in a rear facing car seat?

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one year old.

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JUVENILE RELEASES
Who can a juvenile be released to?

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parent, guardian, or responsible adult.

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EMANCIPATED MINORS
The "Emancipation of Minors Act," 62 Civil Code declares minors to be emancipated when

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enters into a valid marriage
on active military duty
declared emancipated by the superior court.

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EMANCIPATED MINORS
Emancipated minors are considered adults for law enforcement purposes which include

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consent for medical services
have no parental support
exempt from 300 and 601 WIC

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EMANCIPATED MINORS
How old may a minor be to petition the court to be emancipated?

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14, parents cannot petition the court.

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EMANCIPATED MINORS
If deputy cannot determine if a juve is emancipated, they shall handle as a

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Juvenile

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EMANCIPATED MINORS
Are emancipated minors still subject to truancy?

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Yes, Deputies may be detained and returned to school.

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EMANCIPATED MINORS
Emancipated minors who violate 602 WIC violations should be handled how?

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as 602 juveniles but will not be released to a parent on a Non-Detained Juvenile.

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EMANCIPATED MINORS
May apply for a license at age----------and the license will state they are emancipated.

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16

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EMANCIPATED MINORS
Can emancipated minors be housed with adults?

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NO

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PRISONER RELEASE POLICY

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Subsections 5-03/115.05 and 5-03/115.20 deal with the procedures to be followed when making field releases and releases from custody.

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PRISONER RELEASE POLICY
Jailers Responsibility:
Shall ensure who gets a copy of the ticket?

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Secretariat for JDIC entry/release and shall handle the ticket like a booking slip
Jailer signs notice to appear after prisoner.

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PRISONER RELEASE POLICY
Who can void a notice to appear if the arrestee is not eligible for release?

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Watch Commander

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PRISONER RELEASE POLICY
The prisoner is not under the influence of
(MISDEMEANOR RELEASE – EXCEPTIONS
Refer to MPP section 5-03/115.20 “Misdemeanor Release – Exceptions”.)

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alcohol, narcotic or any dangerous drug, and
The misdemeanor prisoner does not fall into the mandatory non-release

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MISDEMEANOR RELEASE PURSUANT TO 849(B)(2) P.C.
All persons arrested for intoxication only shall be released providing:

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intoxicant is alcohol
no further proceedings are desired
persons may reasonably and safely released

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MISDEMEANOR PRISONERS NOT RELEASED ON CITATION
In all cases where a misdemeanor prisoner is not released on citation, the, who signs the booking slip and must give reason

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Watch Commander must give reason for detention of a misdemeanor suspect on the booking slip and sign it.

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BAIL RELEASE PROCEDURESFINES - AUTHORITY TO ACCEPT Where can a fine be accepted at and who calculates the amount?

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Any station, IRC, CRDF can accept and the Bails and Fines Clerk shall be contacted for the calculation. The inmate will only be released after a JDIC message has been sent to IRC/CRDF.

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BAIL AND SURETY BONDS - AUTHORITY TO ACCEPT
Penal Code 1269 authorizes the officer in charge of the jail to approve and accept bail in (Stations/IRC/CRDF)

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CASH or SURETY BOND

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CASH BAIL OFFERED BY ARRESTEE OR AGENT – PROVISIONS
Can released by delayed?

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Yes, actual release time would be dependent upon his conduct and his ability to clearly comprehend his court obligation. During the enhancement of bail the Watch Commander can authorize the delayed release up to 8 hours even if bondsman has bail.

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CASH BAIL OFFERED BY ARRESTEE OR AGENT – PROVISIONS
Can released by delayed?

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If bail is posted by a responsible person and it is obvious that this person will be unable to control the arrestee due to the arrestee's belligerent attitude and disorderly conduct, the release may be delayed.

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CASH BAIL/FINE PAYMENTS
Receipts are obtained from bail fines clerk, fiscal administration who must sign a VOIDED receipt

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Watch Commander.

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ARRESTEE DETAINED AT STATION - BAIL POSTED AT IRC/CRDF
An arrestee detained at a station shall be released from custody upon the receipt of an when bail has been posted at IRC/CRDF.

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"Authorization for Release," via JDIC,

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BAIL SHORTAGES/OVERAGES
Jailer shall immediately notify his

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watch commander,

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BAIL SHORTAGES/OVERAGES
If a shortage still results, the watch commander shall:

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fill out a memo kept with money and receipt locked in safe.
memo to unit commander
49 under lost property
The memo and 49 sent to Division Chief send to fiscal.

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BAIL SHORTAGES/OVERAGES
Who fills out a overage memo

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Watch Commander, with the memorandum copies in the safe pending the next deposit to the Miscellaneous Fees Bank Account.

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CERTIFICATE OF RELEASE (SH-AD-516)
In accordance with 851.6 PC, Certificates of Release (SH-AD-516) shall be issued to all persons arrested and released pursuant to 849(b)(1) or (3) of the Penal Code.

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849(b)(1) or (3) of the Penal Code. Not required for 849 (b)(2).

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Imperative Release of Inmates
The McLaughlin Decision requires judicial probable-cause determination, "PCD", within 48 hours for warrantless inmates detained pending release or arraignment. Does this include weekends?

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YES!! The 48-hour period does not exclude weekends or holidays. Arraignment itself is a separate legal procedure.

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Imperative Release of Inmates
Notwithstanding, the "PCD", if an inmate is not arraigned prior to

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1600 hours the second day after his arrest, excluding weekends and holidays, he is also imperative. (Youngblood v. Gates )

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BAIL DEVIATION PROGRAM
The prisoner must be permitted to make application for bail deviation within

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eight (8) hours of booking.

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BAIL DEVIATION PROGRAM
Phone call to Bail Deviation is given

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in addition to the 3 call within the first three hours of booking.

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BAIL DEVIATION PROGRAM
If opposed to a lowered bail or O.R. release (deviation), the officer shall receive approval from

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the on-duty watch commander. All facts for opposing a bail reduction or an O.R. release shall be specified on the Bail Deviation Form.

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Arraignment
The decision also requires that defendants must be arraigned no later than the

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second court day following their arrest, irrespective of the time of day or night of the arrest (1600 hours).

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Injury to Work Release inmates:
Notification to

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IRC classification Lieutenant or Watch Commander, transport to closest contract hospital.

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Injury to Work Release inmates:
If requires hospitalization transport to

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LCMC and detain with original booking number and charge.

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Reason for inmate roll-up shall include the violation of the aforementioned rules (ie. the second late arrival for work, refuses to work, or causes a problem).
Procedures:

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Call IRC work release program
Send transmittal to IRC
Send Inmate and transmittal to IRC by patrol car or CST.

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MEDICAL SEGREGATION
Prior to trained medical professional during the booking process if the inmate answers yes to weather they have or have had AIDS, Tuberculosis, Hepatitis, a Venereal Disease the inmate shall be

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segregated
Mask if TB only
Minimal contact
Transported to IRC for medical eval
Facility notified

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USE OF SOBERING CELL
A sobering cell shall be used for the housing of inmates who are a

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threat to their own safety or the safety of others due to their state of intoxication.

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USE OF SOBERING CELL
In no case shall an Extremely Intoxicated inmate be held in a sobering cell over

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six hours, without an observation by the Jailer.

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MEDICAL CARE
These services are set forth in writing as follows for all personnel and include routine procedure for:

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1. Medical pre-screening
2. Sick call
3. Summoning of appropriate medical assistance / application of emergency first aid
4. Regular medical care

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INJURED INMATES
No inmate who has either received or complains of serious injury, to include the deliberate ingestion of drugs, whether inflicted at the time of arrest or prior thereto, shall be booked into a station jail before

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he/she has been examined, treated and approved for incarceration by medical authority.

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ORTHOPEDIC OR PROSTHETIC DEVICES
Inmates shall not be deprived of the possession or use of any orthopedic or prosthetic device if

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the device has been prescribed or recommended and fitted by a physician.

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ORTHOPEDIC OR PROSTHETIC DEVICES
Who can authorize the removal of a prosthetic device

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Watch Commander only if it presents an immediate physical threat or threat to the facility security.

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ORTHOPEDIC OR PROSTHETIC DEVICES
Removal of device can only be for the

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time the threat exists. They inmate must be evaluated within 24 hours to determine if the removal has any negative impact of health or safety.

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ORTHOPEDIC OR PROSTHETIC DEVICES
If removal of device impacts inmates mobility they shall be sent to

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IRC.

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MEDICAL TREATMENT
When a person is arrested for a Felony and is determined to be Alleged Mentally Ill per 5150 W.I.C., the inmate shall be transported and booked

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into LCMC.
Detoxification Treatment

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SICK CALL
Sick call is to be done

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on a daily basis.

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SICK CALL
If he/she asks for over-the-counter medications, which you have on hand, you

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may furnish these to the prisoner. This applies also to minor toothaches, upset stomach, gas or minor stomach burning, diarrhea, or minor cold symptoms. If symptoms persist after 8 hours must get emergent medical treatment or call medical command center.

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Frequency of Meal
Meals shall be served three times in any 24-hour period, and shall consist of breakfast, lunch and dinner. At least one of the meals shall include

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hot food. If more than 14 hours pass between these meals, supplemental food must be served. If I/M misses a meal must provide sandwich and drink.

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Food Service
Hot food shall be reasonably warm

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(140 degrees or hotter), and cold food reasonably cold (41 degrees or cooler), to curtail the growth of bacteria which could cause food borne illness.

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Food Service
Excess refrigerated lunches shall not be kept for more than

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three days.

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Therapeutic Diets
Any inmate requiring a special diet shall be transferred

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to Men’s Central Jail or Twin Towers.

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Standard Institutional Clothing
The Watch Commander shall be responsible for the

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control, storage and inventory of all inmates’ clothing.

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Institutional Clothing Exchange
Outer- garments, except footwear, shall be exchanged at least

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once each week, unless work, climatic conditions, or illness necessitates more frequent exchanges. Undergarments and socks shall be exchanged twice each week.

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Showering
Upon assignment to a housing area, inmates shall be permitted to shower/bathe daily. Units that cannot routinely comply with this procedure because of physical plant limitations shall

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make provisions to allow inmates to shower at least every other day.

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Hair Care Services
Inmates, except those who may not shave for reasons of identification in court, shall be permitted to shave daily and receive hair care services at least

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once a month.

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Bedding and Linen
Upon assignment to a housing location a standard issue of bedding and linens for each inmate entering a living area who is expected to be held over

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12 hours.

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Bedding and Linen
Inmates get

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mattress, 1 sheet or mattress cover, 1 towel,

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Bedding and Linen
Can an Inmate be denied authorized bedding?

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Yes if approved by the Watch Commander for destroying county property.

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Vermin Control
The watch commander shall

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inspect daily and ensure the facility is maintained in a highly sanitary, vermin free condition.

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Safe and Evidentiary Handling of Syringes and Needles
Eva-Safe containers

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are designed to safely hold a hypodermic syringe

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Safe and Evidentiary Handling of Syringes and NeedlesSyringes or needles retrieved from the field shall be carefully placed inside of the Eva-Safe containers. We don't book needles.

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The contents shall be identified by a label (enclosed within the Eva-Safe container) with the deputy’s name, employee number, date/time of contact, the suspect’s name, the station, and the file number of the case.