General Order:
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Date of Issue:
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Effective Date
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No: |
Emergency |
March 1, 2004
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March 2, 2004
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115-04 |
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Distribution:
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Amends:
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Building Evacuation Plan – Court Security
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Court Security
Bureau Personnel
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Rescinds:
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EMGO 115-02
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Purpose:
To establish a fire and emergency
evacuation plan for the Hall of Justice and Court occupied areas of the Public
Safety Building and to define the duties, responsibilities and authority of
Court Security Deputies.
Policy: All Court Deputies are designated fire / evacuation marshals for the assigned buildings and shall be familiar with the responsibilities and procedures set forth in this order.
11A
& 11B Effective Communication
Inmates
Services for
individuals who are visually, or hearing impaired, and are provided by staff
members for those individuals needing assistance as appropriate. Individuals
who are hearing impaired, or visually impaired are given the same assistance as
inmates who may be non-English speaking, illiterate, or for any other reason is
unable to communicate through spoken language or visual cues. Our agency will
provide assistance in the following;
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Obtaining evidence and/or written statements;
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Interviewing witnesses;
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Providing assistance at disciplinary hearings or with
administrative segregation decisions;
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Provide assistance understanding the waiver of any rights;
and
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Provide assistance with obtaining any other service our
agency offers.
This is
performed either through a sign language interpreter, pencil and paper
communication, or basic verbal instructions and physical escort. Information
would also be communicated through documents in braille if so need at agency
expense (i.e. law library materials, medical documents, court documents, etc.).
Inmates
undergo an initial screening and risk assessment at the time of admission,
which consists of a screening interview, visual assessment and review of
commitment documents. Any information that is elicited during the
classification process concerning the safety or welfare of the individual is
considered before being placed into housing.
The Monroe
County Sheriff’s Office – Jail Bureau is bound by the mandates set forth in the
New York State Correction Law as well as the New York State Commission of
Corrections Minimum Standards. (9NYCRR). Additionally, agency General Orders
provide for both securing and transporting handicapped prisoners in vehicles
capable of transporting the individual depending on the disability should a
patrol vehicle not be sufficient.
General Order
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Date of Issue
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Effective Date
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No. |
Multi-Bureau
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August
10, 1998
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August 12, 1998
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22-98 |
Subject:
General Order
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Distribution
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Amends
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Prisoner Custody, Transport &
Treatment
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All Personnel
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Reference:
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Rescinds
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MBG0 22-95
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Purpose: To establish and define office policy
relative to the handling, movement and treatment of persons held in lawful
physical custody.
Policy: Arresting
deputies shall be responsible for the safety and security of all prisoners in
their custody. Court security deputies are to refer to CSGO #2-CS (Courtroom Prisoner Custody), when dealing with
prisoners in court.
General Order
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Date of Issue
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Effective Date
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No. |
Court Security |
June 8, 2004
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June 9, 2004
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02-CS-04 |
Subject:
General Order
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Distribution
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Amends
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Courtroom Prisoner Custody by Order of
a Judge
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Court Security Bureau Personnel
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Reference: CALEA
73.2.1, 73.3.2
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Rescinds
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02-CS-95 |
Purpose: To
establish and define a uniform procedure relative to placing defendants
involved in a courtroom situation into the custody of the Sheriff’s Office.
Policy: Court Security deputies will place defendants in custody when ordered by the presiding judge or during an emergency requiring that assistance be provided to court assigned Prisoner Transport personnel.