BASIC OPERATIONS & SECURITY PROCEDURES
What is situational awareness?
The conscious dynamic reflection on the situation by an individual
Which amendment is this?
unnecessary pain
deliberate indifference
injury resulting
shocking to the conscience of the court
8th
obviously
A pattern of compulsive substance use marked by recurrent significant social, occupational, legal, or interpersonal adverse consequences.
Abuse
What court would a juvenile delinquency case go to?
Circuit court
Give 3 examples of ADA in jail
AND
3 most common areas of high liability
Handrails
Wheelchairs
Purple App
-ADA, PREA, Jail suicide
Increases safety of AICs
Increases safety of correctional officer
Can deter dangerous activity
Increases response to medical emergencies
Are the purposes of What
True or False
The rights of an AIC include due process, mail, religion, and contacting the media
True
A neurotransmitter partially responsible for memory, attention, motivation, & pleasurable reward.
Dopamine
True or False
Indictment is only in Felony cases
True
What does PREA stand for and what are the 6 steps to respond to a PREA claim?Starts with
1. Secure
Secure
Collect
Contact Medical
prevent
detect
response
Steps of information processing
Perception- detect signals and targets from an environment filled with noise
Interpretation- understand the significance of the elements and to gain a picture of what is going on
Prediction- project the future of the elements in the environment.
What does RLUIPA stand for?
Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act
-No burden on religious exercise even when it results from a rule of general applicability unless;
a. furtherance of compelling governmental interest
b. the least restrictive means of furthering that interest.
At this stage, people can escalate quickly if their needs are not met.
Trigger
Enforcing policy, role modeling, release agreements, and victim notification are examples of what?
Roles of a Corrections Professional
An officer uses excessive force when removing an inmate from his cell. A reasonable office would NOT have used that much force.
Title 18 or Title 42
Title 18
Discuss the two-part test.
AICs are to be physically _______ ___ at least once per shift
accounted for
Describe the 5 amendments relevant to the jail
1st- Religion, Speech, Press, Assemble, Petition
4th- Search and Seizures
5th- Protection if accused of a crime. Right against self-incrimination
8th- Cruel and unusual punishment
14th- Due process and representation
A behavioral health condition that impacts the brain and impacts daily living.
Substance use disorder
Summarize the court process of a misdemeanor
Arrest- custody- cite/release
Arraignment- muni, justice, or circuit court arraignment
Plea
Not guilty- trial by judge/6-person jury
Guilty- Jail, Fine, Probation
THE 2 FIREARM SAFETY RULES
Know where the muzzle is pointed; the direction must be appropriate, intentional, and legal.
Keep your finger off the trigger until you are on target and have made the decision to press it.
_____ of AIC surveillance is important for staff to prove that rounds/ other surveillance has been carried out.
Documentation
When is the Turner Test used and what is the 4-part test?
To determine if the jail has a legitimate reason to restrict an AICs rights. Accommodations must be safe, secure, and won't affect AIC rehabilitation.
1. A valid, rational connection between regulation and governmental interest is an issue.
2. Are there alternative means of exercising the right that the AIC can use
3. Will there be an impact on staff, other AICs, or jail resources if the right is accommodated?
4. Are there easy, obvious alternatives to the regulation?
What are the 5 universal truths of communication?
Dignity/Respect
being asked
options
told why/explanation
2 chance
Difference between presumptive and determinate sentences.
Presumptive- The severity of the offense (listed as 1-11 on the left) and severity of the suspect’s criminal history (letters A – I at the top) intersect at the presumptive sentence.
For example, a person who assaults a public safety officer (level 6), who has three prior assault felonies (level A) would be presumed to be sentenced to 25-30 months in the Dept. of Corrections (DOC).
Determinate- Some statutes prescribe the sentence if the person is convicted. The most common set of crimes with determinate sentences are commonly referred to as “Measure 11” offenses.
These sentences were enacted by a voter initiative of the same number and can be found in ORS 137.700 – 712. Most of these offenses are major person crimes (e.g., manslaughter, rape, and sodomy). When convicted, the person must be sentenced to the mandatory minimum (day-for-day) in DOC.
An inmate tells the deputy working his post that he wants to see medical for a "real bad earache" and touches his ear. He pulls his fingers away to show the deputy a clear liquid on his fingers and the deputy working that post brushes it off. He tells the inmate that he will let someone know but never does. The man is taken to the hospital a week later and is found to have a chronic ear infection. He could have lost his hearing and the inmate states that he wants to sue.
What did the deputy show by ignoring the request?
Is this officer protected by either indemnity or qualified immunity?
What information is needed to successfully file a Torte claim?
Deliberate indifference
He is not protected by indemnity because of his negligent duty.
Torte claim- legal duty owed to behave in an appropriate way, breach to live up to that duty, injury has occurred, proof that failure to do duty caused the injury (more likely than not).