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Regional Director for Jail management and penology, with rank of at least

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SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT

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Assistant Regional Director for Administration are all officers with the rank of?

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Superintendent

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Provincial Administrators must have undergone the?

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OFFICER'S EXECUTIVE CAREER/EXECUTIVE COURSE OR MUST BE A BACHELOR'S DEGREE

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Where there are large cities and municipalities

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DISTRICT OFFICE

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District jail with subordinate jails, headed by a District warden with the rank of?

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CHIEF INSPECTOR IN THE BUREAU

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In city and municipal levels each jail shall be headed by a city or municipal warden and respectively with the rank of?

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CHIEF INSPECTOR IN THE JAIL BUREAU

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Rank classification of DIRECTOR?

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SJO 4

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Rank classification of SUPERINTENDENT?

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SJO 1

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Rank classification of CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT?

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SJO 3

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Rank classification of SENIOR INSPECTOR?

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JO 2

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Rank classification of SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT?

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SJO 2

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Rank classification of CHIEF INSPECTOR?

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JO 3

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Rank classification of JO 1

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INSPECTOR

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SJO1- SJO4 APPOINTED BY H

THE?

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REGIONAL DIRECTOR

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INSPECTOR-SUPERINTENDENT APPOINTED BY?

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CHIEF BJMP

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SENIOR SUPERINTENDENT APPOINTED BY THE?

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DILG

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CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT APPOINTED BY THE?

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PRESIDENT

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YELLOW UNIFORM MEANS?

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INMATE

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HE KEEPS HIMSELF INFORMED TO BE ABLE TO ASSUME COMMAND EFFECTIVELY DURING THE WARREN'S TEMPORARY ABSENCE

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ASSISTANT WARDEN

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this groups takes charge of all administrative function of the jail records of jail properties, Supplies and equipment and maintain personnel records.

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ADMINISTRATIVE GROUPS

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A warrant issued by a court directing the jail ir prison. authorities to recieve the convicted offender for the service of the sentenced impose therein.

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MITTIMUS

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This group providing services and accistance to prisoners and their families to enable solve their Individual needs and problems arising from the prisoners confinement.

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Rehabilitation purposes group

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How may a criminal offender be committed in jail?

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by virtue of a commitment order issued by the court

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a command to appear of a certain time and place to give testimony upon a certain matter

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Subpoena ad Testificandum

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A process by which the Court, at the control same document or paper that is pertinent to the issues of a pending controversy. to produce it in Jail.

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SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM

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What is the age of compulsory retirement in RA 6975?

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56 yrs old

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second officer in command in Bjmp

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Deputy Chief for Administration

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third officer in command in bjmp

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Chief of the Directorial Staff

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all of whom carry the rank of Chiet of superintendent they are assisted by

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Directors of the Directorates in the National Headquarters

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houses minimum. custody offenders serving that sentence or those who are undergoing constructive work programs.

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Work houses, Tail Farms or Camp

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Provincial Jail in the Philippines are not under the?

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jurisdiction of the Bureau of corrections

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under the american regime maintained by the provincial government.

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1910

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the Bureau of tail management and Penology, also reffered to as the tail Bureau, was created pursuant to section ___to __ Chapter _. RA NO. ____ under Presidential Decree No. ___

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Section 60-65, chapter V.,R.A NO. 6975, under P.D 765

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The Philippine Correctional setup is composed of __ Agencies Belonging __ Departments

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5 Agencies and 3 Departments

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In Correctional Administration what is the 3 departments?

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DOJ

DILG

DSWD

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The rehabilitation of convicted offenders inside prisons or jails. (ex. Imprisonment

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Institutional Treatment/Correction

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The Community-Based Treatment Programs are those programs that are intended to treat criminal offenders within the free community as alternatives to confinement

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Community-Based Treatment or Non-Institutional Treatment

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The cornerstone of rehabilitation

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Education and Training Program

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These are programs conducive to change behavior in morale by training prisoners for a useful occupation. It is purposely to eliminate idleness on the part of prisoners, which may contribute to "prison stupor", and it affects the incidence of prison riot

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Work and Livelihood Programs

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Prisoners may be assigned to either general education, vocational or physicaleducation.

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EDUCATIONAL ASSIGNMENTS

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Involves labor related to care keeping of the institutions properties

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MAINTENANCE ASSIGNMENTS

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Prisoners who are nearly to leave the institution, awaiting transfer, those in disciplinary

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Unassignable

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The purpose of this program is to change the attitudes of inmates by belief.

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Moral and Spiritual Program (Religious Services in Prison)

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Program conducted during free time schedule

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Sports and Recreation Programs

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The____ shall be undertaken by Professional Reformation Personnel consisting of Corrections Technical Officers

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Reformation programs

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Are personnel employed in the implementation of reformation programs.

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Corrections Technical Officers

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A disposition under which a defendant after conviction and sentence is released subject to the conditions imposed by the court and under the supervision of a probation officer

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Probation

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It is the conditional release of a prisoner after he has served a part of his sentence in prison under the guidance and supervision of a parole officer

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Parole

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It is conditional when it is granted by the Chief Executive subject to the conditions imposed on the recipient and accepted by him. Usually, the person granted with conditional pardon has served a portion (at least 2 of the minimum of his indeterminate sentence) of his sentence in prison

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Conditional Pardon

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A form of presidential clemency, either absolute or conditional in nature. It is an act of grace and the recipient of the grace is not entitled to it as a matter of right. It is discretionary and within the prerogative of the Chief Executive

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THE EXECUTIVE CLEMENCIES

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Is an act of executive clemency, by a head of a state for the purpose of exempting an individual from the punishment imposes upon him by a court of law. It is an act of grace and the recipient is not entitled to it as a matter of right.

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Pardon

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It is a general pardon extended to a group of persons generally exercised by the Chief Executive the concurrence of congress.

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Amnesty

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It is a change of the decision of the court made by the Chief Executive by reducing the degree of the penalty inflicted upon the convict, or by decreasing the length of the imprisonment of the original sentence

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Commutation of Sentence

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It is the temporary stay of the execution of sentence.

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Reprieve

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The admission of an inmate shall be made in an area that is physically separated from the general prison population.

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Place for admission

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is the prompt correction of minor deviations committed by prisoners before they become serious violations

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Preventive Discipline

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Anything that is contrary to prison or jail rulesregulations

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Contraband

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defined as guarding or penal safekeeping. It involves security measures,locking, counting routines, procedures for searching prisoners and their livingquarters, and prevention of contraband to insure security and control within the prison.

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CuThe Prison Custodial Division is in charge of all matters the custody of the prisoners and security of the institution.stody

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The__ is in charge of all matters pertaining to the custody of the prisoners and security of the institution.

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Prison Custodial Division

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Take charge of a squad or group of guards in work detail or escort guards assigned to important post such as the control gates

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Senior Prison guards

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Rank Classification of Uniformed Personnel of the BuCor under R.A__

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R.A 10575

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They composed the initial anti-riot assault team. Their objective is to disperse the rioters and get

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1st Group

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They serve as the backup force for the first group for this purpose they are equipped with tear gas and gas grenades.

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2nd Group

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is a method by which diagnosis, treatment planning and execution of the treatment programs are coordinated in the individual case study

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Classification

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Prisoner's case history is taken and his personality studied. Through examination and observations, the RDC's staff determines the nature and extent of the person's criminality and the extent to which he may be rehabilitated

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Diagnosis

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This is the formulation of the tentative treatment programs best suited to the needs and interest of an individual prisoner, based on the findings of theRDC's staff

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Treatment Planning

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This is the application of the treatment program and policies by the classification committee.

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Execution of the Treatment Programs

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The treatment program is kept current with the inmates changing needs and with new analysis, based on any information not available at the time of the initial classification committee meeting of the inmate's case, which continues from the time of the first classification until the inmate is released.

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Re-classification

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Is the principle of separating homogenous type of prisoners that requires special treatment and custody.

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Diversification

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Is the most used factor for diversification that is the extent of strict keeping

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Degree of custody

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The custodial component of the BuCor's present corrections system

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Safekeeping

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The rehabilitation component of the BuCor's present corrections system.

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Reformation

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An inmate shall be admitted in the Reception and Diagnostic Center of a prison upon presentation of the following documents:

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ADMISSION

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The mittimus/commitment order shall be under the signature of the judge and shall bear the seal of the court attested by the clerk of court thereof.

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Mittimus/commitment order

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A prison shall keep a bound registration book wherein all commitments shall be recorded chronologically.

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Registration Book

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Narcotics and all other prohibited drugs or substances, the possession and/or use of which are punishable under our laws, all types of weapons, substances or chemicals that may cause injury to persons

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Confiscation of contraband

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Institutional record of an inmate which includes the mittimus/commitment order, the prosecutor's information and the decision of the trial court, including that of the appellate court.-otherwise known as the inmate record or jacket

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Carpeta

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The ___ for jails is organized and maintained within our local jails for the purpose of hearing disciplinary cases involving violation of jail rules or regulations by the inmates.

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Disciplinary Board

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Giving verbal disciplinary action

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Reprimand

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Uncludes bad acts and attitude as well as work habits and attitudes. This is intended exceptionally good to call attention to the inmate's actssuch as lack of self- control, suspiciousness, etc

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Behavior Report

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Carries every violation of law or rules and every case included is investigated and heard by the Board

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Misconduct Report

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Special offenders includes women offenders, drug addicts, alcoholics, mentally ill persons and sex deviates, escape prone prisoner, suicide risk prisoners, the handicapped, aged and infirmed, youth offenders and alien inmates.

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TREATMENT OF SPECIAL OFFENDERS

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The ___ should be under the close supervision of jail physician.

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mentally ill

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The homosexual should be segregated immediately to prevent them from influencing other inmates to abnormal behavior

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Sex Deviates

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They should be held in the most secured quarters, preferably in single cells.

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Escape-prone prisoners

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They should be given close and constant supervision

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Suicide-risks prisoner

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The Warden shall notify the Commission on Immigration of the receipt of an alien prisoner stating -1. the name of the inmate2. the place of confinement (name of jail)3. his nationality and the number of his alien Certificate of Registration4. the offense committed; and5. the court imposing the sentence

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Alien Inmates

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It is a program specifically designed and given to a prisoner, during a limited period, prior to his release from prison, in order to give him an opportunity to adjust himself from the regimented group life in prison to the normal life of a free individual.

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Pre-release treatment of offenders

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An inmate shall, thirty (30)days before his scheduled date of release, be transferred to the Separation and Placement Center to prepare him for re-entry into free society provided he is not punishment or an escape risk, and is cleared under of his government property accountability.

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Separation and Placement Center

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All inmates eligible for release shall undergo a one-day seminar in preparation for his life outside prison.

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Pre-release seminar

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Shall bear the full name of the inmate, the crime charged, the number of the case, and such other details as will enable the releasing officer to properly identify the inmate to be released

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Release order

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This shall be issued to the released inmate by the Warden or jailer.

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Certificate of discharge

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After registration, the inmate shall be photographed, front and side view, fingerprinted and assigned a permanent prison number. The male inmate shall then be given a regulation haircut and his beard/mustache, if any, shall be shaven off.

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Admission process