Perf-Based Stds, Transportation of Inmates, 1st Ed_Jan 2025

Glossary

Case Conference – a conference between individuals working with the juvenile or adult offender to see that court-ordered services are being provided. Case record – information concerning an offender’s or juvenile’s criminal, personal, and medical history, behavior, and activities while in custody. The record typically includes commitment papers, court orders, detainers, personal property receipts, visitor’s list, photographs, fingerprints, type of custody, disciplinary infractions and action taken, grievance reports, work assignments, program participation and miscellaneous correspondence. Case Management – the process of assisting offenders in maintaining access to medical, social, educa tional and other services, including but not limited to, the development of a specific care plan, referrals, monitoring and follow-up. Cases of Exceptional Merit – outstanding prison adjustment beyond that normally expected, performance of a meritorious deed by the inmate or juvenile, or existence of an unusual employment opportunity for which the inmate or juvenile is especially qualified and which would not be available at the time of the normal parole or release date. Casework – the function of the caseworker, social worker, or other professional in providing services, such as counseling, to individuals in custody. Cellblock – a group or cluster of single and/or multiple occupancy cells or detention rooms immediately adjacent and directly accessible to a day or activity room. In some facilities, the cellblock consists of a row of cells fronted by a day-room of corridor-like proportions. Chemical Agent – an active substance, such as tear gas, used to defer activities that might cause personal injury or property damage. Chief of Police – a local law enforcement official who is the appointed or elected chief executive of a police department and is responsible for the operation of the city jail or lockup. Chronic Care – health care services provided to patients with long-term health conditions or illnesses. Care usually includes initial assessment, treatment, and periodic monitoring to evaluate the patient’s condition. Chronic Illness – a disease process or condition that persists over an extended period of time. Chronic illnesses include, but are not limited to diabetes, hypertension, asthma, HIV, seizures and mental health diagnosis. Classification – a process for determining the needs and requirements of those for whom confinement has been ordered and for assigning them to housing units and programs according to their needs and existing resources. Caustic Material – a substance capable of destroying or eating away by chemical reaction. Chief – see Agency industries administrator.

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