Or. Admin. Code § 291-011-0025 - Assignment and Removal of AICs
(1) AICs will be assigned to disciplinary
segregation in accordance with the department's rules on Prohibited Conduct and
Processing Disciplinary Actions (OAR 291-105). The functional unit manager or
designee or the officer-in-charge may order immediate placement of an AIC in
disciplinary segregation when it is necessary to protect the AIC or others, or
for the safety, security, orderly, or efficient operation of the
facility.
(2) Immediately following
any verbal threat of self-harm or act of self-harm by an AIC, a mental health
professional, if readily available, or a registered nurse if a mental health
professional is not readily available, will be consulted by the
officer-in-charge to determine the proper course of action, in accordance with
the department's rules on Suicide Prevention in Correctional Facilities (OAR
291-076).
(3) Dry Cell Status:
(a) An AIC may be placed on dry cell status
by the officer-in-charge.
(b) An
AIC placed on dry cell status will remain isolated from other AICs for a period
not to exceed 72 hours, unless authorized by the functional unit
manager.
(c) An AIC shall not be
permitted visits while on dry cell status.
(d) There will be no interruption of normal
food intake. The AIC will be provided water upon request.
(e) Additional specific procedures for
placing an AIC on dry cell status are included in the department's policy on
Dry Cell Status (DOC policy 40.1.11).
(4) AICs assigned to the Disciplinary
Segregation Unit may be temporarily assigned to other treatment, program, or
service units (for example, infirmary, Administrative Segregation Unit, Special
Management Unit) for treatment or programming as deemed necessary and advisable
by the department. Once the AIC has been assigned to a unit other than the
Disciplinary Segregation Unit, the operating policies of the newly assigned
unit will be used to manage the AIC.
(5) Release from disciplinary segregation,
other than for emergency medical treatment or for transfer to another agency,
will be authorized only upon order of the functional unit manager or
designee.
(6) AICs assigned to
disciplinary segregation will be minimally permitted to leave their cell for
visits, exercise, showers, medical, dental, mental health, or authorized
services or activities. An employee designated by the officer-in-charge will
assign escort supervision. Disciplinary-segregated AICs will not be permitted
to leave their cells without prior approval from the disciplinary segregation
supervisor. Routine interviews of AICs by staff shall take place at the AIC's
cell.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 179.040, 423.020, 423.030 & 423.075
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 179.040, 423.020, 423.030 & 423.075
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