Wisconsin Administrative Code

DOC 373.47 Weapons.

DOC 373.48 Unauthorized possession or use of tobacco or smoking materials.

DOC 373.49 Unauthorized property.

DOC 373.50 Unauthorized use of the mail.

DOC 373.505 Misuse of state or federal property. Subchapter VII — Conduct Rules Relating to Movement

DOC 373.51 Leaving an assigned area.

DOC 373.53 Entry of an unauthorized room or area.

DOC 373.54 Tardiness and absence. Subchapter VIII — Conduct Rules Relating to Safety and Health

DOC 373.55 Creating an unsanitary condition.

DOC 373.56 Misuse of medication.

DOC 373.58 Room disorder.

DOC 373.59 Poor self-maintenance. Subchapter IX — Miscellaneous Conduct Rules

DOC 373.60 Violation of clothing policy.

DOC 373.61 Gambling.

DOC 373.64 Failure to cooperate with program.

DOC 373.65 Facility policies and procedures. Subchapter X — Disposition of Conduct Rule Violations

DOC 373.66 Conduct rule violations: possible dispositions.

DOC 373.67 Conditions under which youth who violate conduct rules are not disciplined.

DOC 373.68 Summary disciplinary dispositions.

DOC 373.79 Recordkeeping.

DOC 373.81 Discipline: review by superintendent.

DOC 373.83 Referral for prosecution.

DOC 373.84 Harmless error. (b) Describing all conduct rules in clear, unambiguous language. (c) Describing all forms of discipline allowable for violations of the conduct rules. (d) Structuring the exercise of discretion by staff in responding to youth misconduct while retaining …

DOC 375.01 Authority and purpose. This chapter is promulgated under the authority of ss. 227.11 (2), 938.48 (16) and 938.505 (1), Stats., to establish standards and procedures for the involuntary non-punitive, temporary confinement of a youth to ensure the youth[s safety and the …

DOC 375.02 Applicability. This chapter applies to the department and all youth under its supervision in a type 1 secured correctional facility. History: Cr. Register, June, 2000, No. 534, eff. 7-1-00.

DOC 375.03 Definitions. In this chapter: (1) XAcute mental distressY means a condition in which a youth[s emotional, social or behavioral functioning is significantly impaired and the impairment may result in physical harm to the youth or others. (2) XAdministratorY means the adm…

DOC 375.04 Observation. (1) CRITERIA. Observation is an involuntary non-punitive status used for the temporary confinement of a youth to ensure the individual[s safety and the safety of others. A youth may be placed in observation if any of the persons listed in sub. (2) (b) have…

DOC 375.05 Limits on time in observation. (1) A youth placed in observation under s. DOC 375.04 (1) (a) may not remain in observation longer than 14 days unless notice of review of the youth[s status under s. DOC 375.06 (2) has been served, the superintendent has approved a volun…

DOC 375.06 Review of need for continued observation. (1) If a physician or psychologist determines that observation of a youth under s. DOC 375.04 (1) (a) must continue beyond 14 days and the superintendent has initiated transfer proceedings under s. DOC 375.04 (3) (b) or (c), a …

DOC 375.07 Conditions of observation. (1) Staff shall confine a youth in observation status in a room appropriate to meet the purposes of this chapter. The youth may have access to common areas if behavior permits such access. The youth shall be entitled to the same privileges an…

DOC 375.08 Supervision. (1) Staff shall have unimpeded access to youth placed in observation under s. DOC 375.04 (1) (a) or (b), shall observe the youth at least once every 15 minutes and shall accompany the youth at all times while the youth is out of his or her room. (2) Staff …

DOC 375.09 Removal from observation. A youth shall be returned to previous status and assignment or shall be reassigned by the institution programming authority after removal from observation, with particular attention given, as appropriate, to the special needs which required pl…

DOC 375.10 Appeal. (1) A youth placed in observation under s. DOC 375.04 (1) (a) who does not receive timely reviews in accordance with this chapter or who has had an adverse decision under s. DOC 375.06 (5) may appeal to the administrator. (2) A youth placed in observation under…

DOC 375.11 Report to administrator. A superintendent shall provide the administrator with a written report every 3 months which identifies by name each youth placed in observation, the reasons for the placement, the date the youth was placed in observation and the date the youth …

DOC 376.01 Authority and objectives.

DOC 376.02 Applicability.

DOC 376.03 Definitions.

DOC 376.04 Administrative confinement.

DOC 376.045 Conditions of room confinement.

DOC 376.05 Monitoring youth.

DOC 376.06 Youth count.

DOC 376.07 Use of force.

DOC 376.08 Use of chemical agents.

DOC 376.09 Mechanical restraints.

DOC 376.10 Escapes. DOC 376.11 DOC 376.12 DOC 376.13 DOC 376.14 DOC 376.15 DOC 376.16 DOC 376.17 DOC 376.18 DOC 376.19 DOC 376.20 DOC 376.21 Note: Chapter HSS 336 as it existed on June 30, 2000 was repealed and a new Chapter DOC 376 was created, Register, June, 2000, No. 534, eff…

DOC 376.11 Search of facility grounds. Staff may conduct a search of any area within the buildings or grounds of a facility at any time. There is no requirement that evidence exists that contraband is concealed on facility grounds before such a search is conducted. Upon completio…

DOC 376.12 Search of youth living quarters. (1) Whenever staff conduct a search of a youth[s living quarters, staff in charge of the living unit at the time of the search or the staff who conducted the search shall write a report that includes all of the following: (a) The identi…