what are the factors that must be considered in classifying prisoners?
603814
["the inmate's escape profile;", 'severity and violence of the current offense;', 'history of violence;', 'length of sentence;', 'presence of pending charges, detainers, or both;', 'discipline history; and.', 'security risk group membership.']
477023
['piloting and implementing new treatment programmes.', 'reducing stress for staff and prisoners.', 'providing hard research evidence to support practice.', 'undertaking statistical analysis for prisoner profiling.', 'giving expert evidence in court.', 'advising parole boards and mental health tribunals.', 'crime analysis.']
728265
['Personal data revealing racial or ethnic origin.', 'Political opinions.', 'Religious or philosophical beliefs.', 'Trade union membership.', 'Genetic data and biometric data processed for the purpose of uniquely identifying a natural person.', 'Data concerning health.']
557502
['Brain. The brain is one of the most important personality determinants. ... ', "Physical Characteristics. One of the most important factors in determining personality are an individual's physical characteristics. ... ", 'Social Experiences. ... ', 'Culture and Religion. ... ', 'Heredity.']
75803
['conduct;', 'consequences; and.', 'circumstances.']
357784
['The use of violence or of the threat of violence in the pursuit of political, religious, ideological or social objectives.', 'Acts committed by non-state actors (or by undercover personnel serving on the behalf of their respective governments)']
1472572
['offence committed whilst on bail for other offences;', 'failure to respond to previous sentences;', 'offence was racially or religiously aggravated;', 'offence motivated by, or demonstrating, hostility to the victim based on his or her sexual orientation (or presumed sexual orientation);']
1398989
Internal classification systems are used to determine appropriate custody, housing, and programming within a facility-it influences intra-institutional placement. External classification is an objective system and is used to determine an inmates' custody level-it influences inter-institutional placement.
1285187
['Age – Is the person aged 18 years or over?', "Mental health – Does the person have a 'mental disorder'?", "Mental capacity – Does the person lack 'capacity' (the ability) to make their own decisions about treatment or care in the place that is applying for the authorisation?"]
1286948
['racial or ethnic origin,', 'political opinions,', 'religious or philosophical beliefs,', 'trade union membership,', 'genetic data, biometric data,', 'health data,', 'sex life and sexual orientation.']
1205219
When you visit a prisoner all visitors will need to have personal identification. Ideally this will be a passport or photo-driving licence. If you do not have these you can download a list of acceptable alternatives.
883139
["The state's power must be controlled by the law; the law sets limits on what the state can or cannot do.", 'No person is above the law; every individual regardless of their position is subject to it. ... ', 'No individual should be subjected to arbitrary arrest or punishment.']
1302048
If offenders are under supervision they have certain limitations or restrictions placed on them by the Department of Corrections or the sentencing court upon their release from incarceration. These may include: residency restrictions, not being around children, having a curfew, or not drinking alcohol or taking drugs.
184054
[' Identifiable. You should be able to identify customers in each segment and measure their characteristics, like demographics or usage behavior.', ' Substantial. ... ', ' Accessible. ... ', ' Stable. ... ', ' Differentiable. ... ', ' Actionable.']
85887
Correctional standards promulgated by the American Correctional Association provide that sentenced inmates, who are generally housed in maximum, medium, or minimum security prisons, be required to work and be paid for that work. Some states require, as with Arizona, all able-bodied inmates to work.
771669
['Seriousness of the offense (e.g. violent offense is more serious than non-violent)', 'History of the person (e.g. Has the person been in trouble before?)', 'Attitude of the young person; do they take responsibility for their actions?']
1039561
Correctional officers must be able to interact and effectively communicate with inmates and others to maintain order in correctional facilities and courtrooms. Negotiating skills. Officers must be able to assist others in resolving differences to avoid conflict. Physical strength.