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In your grievance filed at Browning Unit, you claim restitution is being deducted from your bank account unjustly. You further assert you were never issued a disciplinary ticket for assault on Officer Babicz. Your resolution is to cease restitution deductions and issue a refund for the money that has been deducted.

Your grievance appeal has been reviewed at Central Office and the Warden's response is reversed. Restitution cannot be assessed and/or ordered without a guilty finding by a Disciplinary Hearing Officer on specific disciplinary infraction. The record reflects that you were not issued a disciplinary ticket for assault on Officer Babicz. Therefore, Risk Management cannot collect money from your Inmate Bank Account. The deductions

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