What should a unit classification committee do if an I/M no longer meets the criteria for an "R" suffix?

The appropriate course of action for a unit classification committee when an inmate no longer meets the criteria for an "R" suffix involves referring the case to the Institutional Classification Committee (ICC) for review. This ensures that all relevant information and circumstances surrounding the inmate's current status and any changes are fully evaluated prior to making a decision.

This process allows for a structured and thorough reassessment of the inmate's classification, ensuring that any changes in suffix designation are made based on comprehensive criteria and not arbitrarily. It also provides an opportunity for multiple perspectives within the classification system to be considered, which is critical in maintaining the integrity of classification decisions.