Wis. Admin. Code Department of Corrections DOC 333.11 - Detention for inmates in DIS placements
(1) In this
section, "detention" means secure or non-secure confinement in a Type 1 prison,
jail, county reforestation camp, residential treatment facility or
community-based residential facility under s.
301.048(3) (a)
1, Stats.
(2) An inmate may be
placed in detention by any DIS staff or by a law enforcement officer at the
request of DIS staff and kept there if the decision maker is satisfied that it
is more likely than not that one or more of the following is true:
(a) If the inmate remains in the DIS
placement, the inmate will seek to intimidate a witness in a pending
investigation, disciplinary action or termination action.
(b) If the inmate remains in the DIS
placement, the inmate will encourage others by example, expressly, or by the
inmate's presence, to defy staff authority and thereby erode staff's ability to
control a particular situation.
(c)
If the inmate remains in the DIS placement, it will create a substantial danger
to the physical safety of the inmate or another person.
(d) If the inmate remains in the DIS
placement, there is a substantial danger that the inmate will try to
escape.
(e) If the inmate remains
in the DIS placement, a criminal, disciplinary or termination investigation
will thereby be inhibited.
(f) If
the inmate remains in the DIS placement, there is a substantial danger that the
inmate will commit a crime.
(g) If,
in the discretionary judgement of DIS staff, the inmate's retention in the DIS
placement is not reasonably calculated to serve the interests stated in s.
DOC
333.01.
(3) DIS supervisory staff shall review the
placement of an inmate in detention within 3 working days after it takes place.
Before this review, the inmate shall be provided with the reason for detention
and with an opportunity to respond, either orally or in writing. Review of the
decision shall include consideration of the inmate's response to the detention.
If, upon review, it is determined that detention is not appropriate, the inmate
shall be returned to the DIS placement.
(4) No inmate may remain in detention more
than 21 days, except that the administrator may extend this period for up to 21
additional days for cause. After the review under sub. (3), DIS supervisory
staff shall review the status of each inmate in detention every 7 days to
determine whether detention continues to be appropriate. If upon review it is
determined that detention is not appropriate, the inmate shall be returned to
his or her DIS placement.
(5) When
an inmate is placed in detention, the person who makes the placement shall
state in writing the reasons for the detention. The inmate shall be given a
copy of the written statement. Upon review, the supervisory staff person shall
indicate on the statement approval or disapproval of detention.
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