Correctional Counselor (CC1) Practice Exam

Which form is used to document non-confidential enemies?

1. 812 (B) - Disruptive Groups and Validation

2. 812 STG - Non-Confidential Enemies

3. CDCR 128G - Classification Chrono

4. 812 (A) - Gang Identification Form

The correct answer is: 812 STG - Non-Confidential Enemies

The form used to document non-confidential enemies is the 812 STG - Non-Confidential Enemies. This form specifically caters to the evaluation and documentation of non-confidential enemy relationships within the context of Security Threat Groups (STGs). It allows correctional counselors and staff to record relevant information and ensure proper monitoring of interactions that could pose a safety risk, while also complying with privacy protocols regarding the handling of sensitive information. In contrast to the other forms mentioned, which serve different purposes, the 812 STG is explicitly designed for this category of documentation. For instance, the Disruptive Groups and Validation form may focus more broadly on categorizing disruptive behaviors without the specific focus on enemy relationships. Similarly, the Classification Chrono provides a general overview of an inmate's classification status and is not dedicated to enemy documentation. The Gang Identification Form is intended for identifying gang affiliation, which doesn't encompass the non-confidential enemy status as detailed by the 812 STG form.