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Incident Package - CORRECT ANSWERS - 7219- Holding Cell Logs- 115's- 804's- 3014 report
of findings if allegations- Incident Commander critique- First and second manager review- IST training
sheets if applicable- Staff 7219- Copies of 114D, 114A(1), 128B(1) (notice of hearing), 128B chronos
(enemy, compatibility, counseling)- Fax cover sheets- Cost analysis- UOF clarifications
Lawsuits affecting CDCR (COLEMAN) - CORRECT ANSWERS Inmates with mental health
issues. Heat alert system:
1st stage - 90 degrees outside, inmates go in.•
2nd stage - 90 degrees inside, extra showers Medical notified.•
3rd stage - 95 degrees inside, ice water nurses make rounds.
Coleman Lawsuit Outcome - CORRECT ANSWERS Defines four levels of mental illness:
1. Correctional Clinical Case Management System (CCCMS)
2. Department of Mental Health (DMH)
3. Enhanced Outpatient Program (EOP)
,4. Mental Health Crisis Bed (MHCB)
1st stage of Heat Alert - CORRECT ANSWERS 90 degrees outside
A general announcement will be made. Heat risk I/M's must be returned indoors if outside. They are
encouraged to drink cool water, shower or sink soak.
2nd stage of Heat Alert - CORRECT ANSWERS 90 degrees inside
Watch Commander shall be notified. Inside Heat Risk I/M's shall be given access to ice, water, showers
or spray bottles for misting. Heat Risk I/M's will be subject to increased custodial observation during
heat events.
3rd stage of Heat Alert - CORRECT ANSWERS 95 degrees inside
Watch Commander shall be notified. Medical Staff shall observe Heat Risk I/M's every two hours as long
as the inside temperature remains at 95 degrees.
Lawsuits affecting CDCR (Armstrong) - CORRECT ANSWERS DPP ADA inmates with disabilities
CCR3085.•
CDC 1824, request for reasonable modification.•
CDC 1845 is RFRA granted by MD.
Armstrong Lawsuit Outcome - CORRECT ANSWERS Disability Placement Program (DPP);
,Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
DPP - CORRECT ANSWERS Disability Placement Program
ADA - CORRECT ANSWERS Americans with Disabilities Act
CDC 1824 - CORRECT ANSWERS Request for reasonable modification
CDC 1845 - CORRECT ANSWERS RFRA granted by MD
Lawsuits affecting CDCR (PLATA) - CORRECT ANSWERS Access to adequate, constitutional,
timely care with continuity between institutions within a safe and secure environment. Request for
Medical services: CDC 7362 form.
Lawsuits affecting CDCR (CLARK) - CORRECT ANSWERS DDP inmates with developmental
disabilities, screening and recognition.
Lawsuits affecting CDCR (PEREZ) - CORRECT ANSWERS Adequate dental care.
Lawsuits affecting CDCR (VALDIVIA) - CORRECT ANSWERS Parole revocation process.
Lawsuits affecting CDCR (MADRID) - CORRECT ANSWERS PBSP AdSeg
Correctional Sergeant's Duties: - CORRECT ANSWERS (A) Supervision of Officers day to day
operations(B) Staff accountability(C) Training staff(D) Promote staff relations(E) Grooming & Uniform
standards compliance for officers(F) Making sure cell searches are being done(G) Plan, Direct, and
Coordinate assignments of subordinates(H) Key control(I) Controlling disturbances (Isolate & Contain)(J)
Proof reading officers reports(K) Assist with Lock-up orders (114-D) & Incident Packages (837)(L) Handle
first level response for appeals(M) Conduct Administrative 115 hearings(N) Knowledge of MOU / CCPOA
, contract/ POBAR / and TITLE 15(O) Knowledge of Count, Transportation, & Escape procedures(P)
Knowledge of Emergency Alarm System, Disturbance Control, Earth Quake, Fire, and Flood procedures
Housing Codes (S) - CORRECT ANSWERS Single Cell Status
Housing Codes (R) - CORRECT ANSWERS Sex Offenders
Housing Codes (DDP) - CORRECT ANSWERS Armstrong
Housing Codes DDP (DP) - CORRECT ANSWERS Disability affecting placement.
Housing Codes DDP (DN) - CORRECT ANSWERS Disability NOT affecting placement.
Housing Codes DDP (M) - CORRECT ANSWERS Mobility
Housing Codes DDP (V) - CORRECT ANSWERS Vision
Housing Codes DDP (H) - CORRECT ANSWERS Hearing
Housing Code DDP (W) - CORRECT ANSWERS Wheelchair
Housing Code (DPO) - CORRECT ANSWERS Intermittent wheelchair needs
Clark Codes (NCF) - CORRECT ANSWERS Inmate received a passinng score on Phase I or II
cognitive tests and did not require adaptive functioning evaluation
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with Correct Answers 2026 latest
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Incident Package - CORRECT ANSWERS - 7219- Holding Cell Logs- 115's- 804's- 3014 report
of findings if allegations- Incident Commander critique- First and second manager review- IST training
sheets if applicable- Staff 7219- Copies of 114D, 114A(1), 128B(1) (notice of hearing), 128B chronos
(enemy, compatibility, counseling)- Fax cover sheets- Cost analysis- UOF clarifications
Lawsuits affecting CDCR (COLEMAN) - CORRECT ANSWERS Inmates with mental health
issues. Heat alert system:
1st stage - 90 degrees outside, inmates go in.•
2nd stage - 90 degrees inside, extra showers Medical notified.•
3rd stage - 95 degrees inside, ice water nurses make rounds.
Coleman Lawsuit Outcome - CORRECT ANSWERS Defines four levels of mental illness:
1. Correctional Clinical Case Management System (CCCMS)
2. Department of Mental Health (DMH)
3. Enhanced Outpatient Program (EOP)
,4. Mental Health Crisis Bed (MHCB)
1st stage of Heat Alert - CORRECT ANSWERS 90 degrees outside
A general announcement will be made. Heat risk I/M's must be returned indoors if outside. They are
encouraged to drink cool water, shower or sink soak.
2nd stage of Heat Alert - CORRECT ANSWERS 90 degrees inside
Watch Commander shall be notified. Inside Heat Risk I/M's shall be given access to ice, water, showers
or spray bottles for misting. Heat Risk I/M's will be subject to increased custodial observation during
heat events.
3rd stage of Heat Alert - CORRECT ANSWERS 95 degrees inside
Watch Commander shall be notified. Medical Staff shall observe Heat Risk I/M's every two hours as long
as the inside temperature remains at 95 degrees.
Lawsuits affecting CDCR (Armstrong) - CORRECT ANSWERS DPP ADA inmates with disabilities
CCR3085.•
CDC 1824, request for reasonable modification.•
CDC 1845 is RFRA granted by MD.
Armstrong Lawsuit Outcome - CORRECT ANSWERS Disability Placement Program (DPP);
,Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
DPP - CORRECT ANSWERS Disability Placement Program
ADA - CORRECT ANSWERS Americans with Disabilities Act
CDC 1824 - CORRECT ANSWERS Request for reasonable modification
CDC 1845 - CORRECT ANSWERS RFRA granted by MD
Lawsuits affecting CDCR (PLATA) - CORRECT ANSWERS Access to adequate, constitutional,
timely care with continuity between institutions within a safe and secure environment. Request for
Medical services: CDC 7362 form.
Lawsuits affecting CDCR (CLARK) - CORRECT ANSWERS DDP inmates with developmental
disabilities, screening and recognition.
Lawsuits affecting CDCR (PEREZ) - CORRECT ANSWERS Adequate dental care.
Lawsuits affecting CDCR (VALDIVIA) - CORRECT ANSWERS Parole revocation process.
Lawsuits affecting CDCR (MADRID) - CORRECT ANSWERS PBSP AdSeg
Correctional Sergeant's Duties: - CORRECT ANSWERS (A) Supervision of Officers day to day
operations(B) Staff accountability(C) Training staff(D) Promote staff relations(E) Grooming & Uniform
standards compliance for officers(F) Making sure cell searches are being done(G) Plan, Direct, and
Coordinate assignments of subordinates(H) Key control(I) Controlling disturbances (Isolate & Contain)(J)
Proof reading officers reports(K) Assist with Lock-up orders (114-D) & Incident Packages (837)(L) Handle
first level response for appeals(M) Conduct Administrative 115 hearings(N) Knowledge of MOU / CCPOA
, contract/ POBAR / and TITLE 15(O) Knowledge of Count, Transportation, & Escape procedures(P)
Knowledge of Emergency Alarm System, Disturbance Control, Earth Quake, Fire, and Flood procedures
Housing Codes (S) - CORRECT ANSWERS Single Cell Status
Housing Codes (R) - CORRECT ANSWERS Sex Offenders
Housing Codes (DDP) - CORRECT ANSWERS Armstrong
Housing Codes DDP (DP) - CORRECT ANSWERS Disability affecting placement.
Housing Codes DDP (DN) - CORRECT ANSWERS Disability NOT affecting placement.
Housing Codes DDP (M) - CORRECT ANSWERS Mobility
Housing Codes DDP (V) - CORRECT ANSWERS Vision
Housing Codes DDP (H) - CORRECT ANSWERS Hearing
Housing Code DDP (W) - CORRECT ANSWERS Wheelchair
Housing Code (DPO) - CORRECT ANSWERS Intermittent wheelchair needs
Clark Codes (NCF) - CORRECT ANSWERS Inmate received a passinng score on Phase I or II
cognitive tests and did not require adaptive functioning evaluation
