Wisconsin Administrative Code

DOC 350.13 Inmate health screening. The jail shall have policies and procedures for inmate health screening, including the following components: (1) Use of a health screening form that is developed in conjunction with health care professionals and is used at booking with each inm…

DOC 350.14 Inmate health care. There shall be sufficient equipment, material, space, and supplies for the performance of health care services in a confidential manner. The jail shall have policies and procedures for inmate health care, including the following components: (1) The …

DOC 350.15 Health care policy. The jail shall have policies and procedures for inmate health care, including the following components: (1) Documentation of health referrals made or health care provided. (2) Maintenance of documents in an inmate[s confidential file. (3) Names, add…

DOC 350.16 Control and administration of medications. The jail shall have policies and procedures relating to the control, delivery, and administration of prescription and nonprescription medications, including the following components: (1) A qualified health care professional sh…

DOC 350.17 Suicide prevention. The jail shall have policies and procedures relating to the supervision and housing of inmates who may be at risk of seriously injuring themselves, including the following components: (1) Obtaining documented information from the arresting or transp…

DOC 350.18 Security. The jail shall have policies and procedures relating to jail security, including all of the following components: (1) INMATE SUPERVISION. The jail shall have a system providing for well-being checks of inmates. Policies and procedures shall provide that all i…

DOC 350.19 Fire safety. The jail shall have policies and procedures relating to fire safety, including the following components: (1) The facility conforms to applicable federal, state, and local fire safety codes. (2) Each jail shall develop a fire safety policy in accordance wit…

DOC 350.20 Double celling. If approved by the department, the jail shall have policies and procedures relating to double celling, including the following components: (1) The county board and sheriff shall determine jointly the adequate staffing needs, including support staff and …

DOC 350.21 Inmate classification. All jails shall meet the requirements set forth in s. 302.36, Stats. The sheriff shall establish and maintain an objective prisoner classification system to determine prisoner custody status and housing assignment, and develop eligibility criteri…

DOC 350.22 Use of force. The jail shall have policies and procedures for the use of force, including the following components: (1) Jail staff may use physical force against an inmate only if force is necessary to change the location of an inmate or to prevent death or bodily inju…

DOC 350.23 Use of restraints. The jail shall have policies and procedures governing the use of restraints and control devices, including the following components: (1) Restraint devices are never used as punishment and are not applied longer than necessary. (2) When an inmate is m…

DOC 350.24 Discipline. The jail shall have policies and procedures outlining inmate discipline and due process, including the following components: 10 (1) INMATE RULES OF BEHAVIOR. Every jail shall have written rules of behavior for inmates. At the time of admission, each person …

DOC 350.25 Administrative confinement. In this section, Xadministrative confinementY means a nonpunitive, segregated confinement of an inmate in his or her cell or other designated area to ensure personal safety and security within the jail. The jail shall have policies and proce…

DOC 350.26 Grievance process. The jail shall have policies and procedures relating to an inmate grievance process and ensure it is available to all inmates and includes at least one level of appeal.

DOC 350.27 Legal access. The jail shall have policies and procedures to address inmates[ access to the courts, their attorneys, and legal materials.

DOC 350.28 Indigence. The jail shall have policies and procedures to address indigence, including all of the following components: (1) The jail shall establish definitions and procedures to define indigence. (2) Inmates[ access to health care, programming, and essential services …

DOC 350.29 Mail. The jail shall have policies and procedures relating to written contact between inmates and their families, friends, attorneys, the court system, governmental officials, and others, including the following components: (1) Provision for staff inspection and readin…

DOC 350.30 Visitation. The jail shall have policies and procedures relating to visitation, including the following components: (1) Establishment of visitation schedule for family, friends, attorneys, and others. Attorney visits shall be allowed during reasonable hours, as long as…

DOC 350.31 Programs and services. The jail shall have policies and procedures relating to the provision of inmate programs and services, including the following components: (1) Use of community resources, contract providers, and volunteers authorized by the sheriff. (2) Notificat…

DOC 350.32 Religious programming. Inmates shall have the opportunity to participate in practices of their religious faith consistent with existing state and federal statutes. The jail shall have policies and procedures relating to religious programming, including the following co…

DOC 350.33 Recreation. The jail shall have policies and procedures relating to recreation, including the following components: (1) Identification of the recreational activities that are available. (2) Schedule of recreational activities. (3) When and where available, at least one…

DOC 350.34 Publications. The jail shall have policies and procedures relating to access to publications, including the following components: (1) Provision of publications of general interest for inmates such as books, newspapers, and magazines. (2) Identification of publications …

DOC 350.35 Canteen. The jail shall have policies and procedures for the establishment and use of canteen, vending, or other similar services for inmates, including the following components: (1) Canteen shall be made available to eligible inmates. (2) Access to canteen may be rest…

DOC 371.01 Authority and purpose. (1) This chapter is promulgated under the authority of ss. 227.11 (2) (a) and 938.48 (16), Stats., to establish standards and procedures to be followed by department staff in identifying a youth[s program needs, establishing a case management pla…

DOC 371.02 Applicability. This chapter applies to the department and county departments and all youth who have been placed by a court in a type 1 or type 2 secured correctional facility under the supervision of the department or on aftercare under the supervision of the departmen…

DOC 371.03 Definitions. In this chapter: (1) XAssessment and evaluationY or XA&EY means the orientation of youth to an institution and the process for evaluating a youth[s history and needs in a type 1 secured correctional facility. (2) XAdministratorY means the administrator of …

DOC 371.04 Purpose and duration of A&E. (1) A&E begins with a youth[s placement with the department. The purposes of A&E are all of the following: (a) To verify the legal authority to detain or accept placement of a youth. (b) To promptly notify the agent and the parent or guardi…

DOC 371.05 Orientation during A&E. (1) Staff shall provide youth with an orientation to the department. The orientation shall provide youth with appropriate information about all of the following: (a) Division programs that are available to a youth while in type 1 or type 2 secur…

DOC 371.06 Evaluation during A&E. (1) Staff shall determine each youth[s program needs during A&E. (2) Determination of a youth[s program needs requires all of the following reports: (a) The youth[s agent completes a family and home assessment report that includes the delinquency…

DOC 371.07 Family and home assessment. (1) PURPOSE. The purpose of the family and home assessment report is to provide the department with accurate, complete and relevant information upon which to base correctional, transfer, release, extension and discharge decisions for a youth…

DOC 371.08 Institution A&E report. (1) During the A&E period, staff shall assess a youth[s background and individual program and security needs. The institution shall prepare an A&E report that includes broad program goals designed to meet the youth[s needs. (2) Staff shall compl…

DOC 371.09 Education evaluation report. (1) Staff shall assess each youth[s educational needs during A&E. (2) Staff shall prepare a written education evaluation report that shall do all of the following: (a) Describe and assess a youth[s prior school history, including special pr…

DOC 371.10 Initial JPRC conference. (1) PURPOSE. Within 35 days after a youth[s admission to an institution, OJOR shall conduct the initial JPRC conference to report and discuss the findings and recommendations of the A&E staff and to identify the priority program needs of the yo…

DOC 371.11 Administrative transfer. The department may transfer youth between institutions, between type 1 and type 2 secured correctional facilities or to adult institutions as follows: (1) OJOR may transfer youth from A&E to a type 1 or type 2 secured correctional facility and …

DOC 371.12 Periodic progress reviews. (1) PURPOSE. OJOR shall review a youth[s progress and the appropriateness of release, transfer or discharge, for each youth in a type 1 secured correctional facility. (a) OJOR shall hold a formal conference at least once every 6 months for ea…

DOC 371.13 Youth under extended court jurisdiction. (1) This section applies to youth under extended court jurisdiction under s. 48.366, Stats. (2) Institution program staff shall conduct case management for youth under extended court jurisdiction in accordance with this chapter,…

DOC 371.14 Waived youth and original adult court jurisdiction youth. (1) This section applies to youth who are convicted of a criminal offense in adult court under s. 938.18 or 938.183, Stats., and sentenced to the Wisconsin state prisons. (2) The sentence structure for a youth s…

DOC 371.15 Aftercare and administrative transfer of a youth. (1) PLACEMENT AUTHORITY. OJOR shall determine when to place a youth on aftercare from a type 1 or type 2 secured correctional facility or to administratively transfer a youth from a type 1 secured correctional facility …

DOC 371.16 Aftercare case plan. (1) TIME LIMITS. (a) The agent shall write an aftercare case plan and submit the plan to members of the JPRC 120 days after the date on which the youth is placed in an institution or a secured child caring institution or within 30 days after the da…

DOC 371.17 Permanency planning. Staff shall accomplish permanency planning under s. 938.38, Stats., consistent with the requirements of ch. HFS 44. Note: There is no ch. HFS 44. History: Cr. Register, June, 2000, No. 534, eff. 7-1-00.

DOC 371.18 Aftercare orientation and final aftercare individual case plan. (1) A youth[s agent may update or modify the aftercare case plan within 21 days after a youth[s release to the community. The agent shall distribute copies of the aftercare case plan to OJOR, the instituti…

DOC 371.19 Periodic aftercare progress review. (1) PURPOSE. The agent shall meet with a youth and review the youth[s progress toward meeting aftercare case plan goals at least once every 90 days following the youth[s release to aftercare. (2) PROGRESS SUMMARY. After the review, t…

DOC 371.20 Discharge of a youth. (1) YOUTH IN AN (a) Any JPRC member may recommend a discharge of a youth from supervision under s. 938.53, Stats., by using a request for review form under s. DOC 371.12 (3). (b) OJOR shall consult with the JPRC members prior to recommending disch…

DOC 371.21 Type 2 secured correctional facility. (1) This section applies to youth placed with the department for participation in the serious juvenile offender program by the court under s. 938.34 (4h), Stats., youth in the corrective sanctions program and youth transferred by t…

DOC 373.01 Authority and purpose.

DOC 373.02 Applicability.

DOC 373.03 Definitions.

DOC 373.04 Responsibilities of youth.

DOC 373.05 Conduct rules.

DOC 373.06 Conduct rule violations.