Correctional Counselor (CC1) Practice Exam

What is required before transferring an inmate who needs a recall of commitment report under PC 1170(d)?

1. Completion of the report

2. Emergency medical treatment

3. Approval from a classification officer

4. Written consent from the inmate

The correct answer is: Completion of the report

The correct response is that the completion of the recall of commitment report is necessary before transferring an inmate under PC 1170(d). This legal requirement ensures that the appropriate documentation is in place, detailing the reasons for the recall and the inmate's status. It serves to provide clarity and transparency regarding the inmate's circumstances and to support the legal process behind the potential transfer. In this context, the recall of commitment report must be completed to ensure all relevant information has been considered, including the inmate’s history, current situation, and any recommendations for rehabilitation or further action. This thorough documentation is crucial for making informed decisions regarding the inmate’s future, especially when transferring them between facilities or altering their commitment status. With regards to the other options, emergency medical treatment is not a prerequisite for transferring an inmate in this context; it pertains to health needs rather than the legal process of commitment. Approval from a classification officer, while important in the broader framework of inmate management, is not explicitly required before completing the recall of commitment report. Written consent from the inmate indicates they are aware of and agree to the proceedings, but it is the completion of the report that holds primary significance in this specific legal context.