Correctional Counselor (CC1) Practice Exam

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When must a classification committee review a case for a previously affixed VIO AD?

After a change in regulations
During the next annual classification review
After a new RVR is submitted
Only if a lawyer is present

The correct answer is: During the next annual classification review

The correct answer is the time during the next annual classification review. A classification committee is responsible for evaluating an inmate's status, risk factors, and needs on a regular basis as specified by institutional policies. The annual review provides an opportunity to assess all relevant factors, including any previously affixed Violent Inmate Offender Assessments (VIO AD). This regular review process is essential in ensuring that an inmate's classification reflects their current behavior, needs, and any changes in risk level. The annual nature of the review ensures regular oversight and adjustment of classifications based on the latest information available. The other options do not represent the standard procedure for when a classification committee must review an existing classification. Changes in regulations and submission of new reports may influence future reviews but are not the trigger for immediate reevaluations of a previously affixed VIO AD. Likewise, the presence of a lawyer does not affect the routine scheduling of classification reviews, which are typically carried out according to established institutional timelines and guidelines.