How is favorable performance graded for inmates not assigned to a program?

Favorable performance for inmates not assigned to a program is graded by granting points only if they are deemed "totally disabled." This indicates that recognition of performance is conditional upon specific circumstances that prevent the inmate from engaging in regular activities due to a disability. Therefore, the grading system takes into account the individual's capacity to participate in programs or activities. In this context, inmates not involved in a program can still receive acknowledgment for their situation, but only if it is substantiated by their disability status. Being "totally disabled" is a significant criterion that directly influences the grading of their performance, ensuring that the evaluation is fair and considers the unique challenges faced by the individual inmate.