Question # 53

Read the following directive on Use of Force reporting:

"Transparency and accountability are paramount following any incident where physical force is applied to an inmate. Involved staff members must independently complete a Use of Force Report (Form 22) prior to the conclusion of their current shift. Supervisors must collect these reports, review all available body-worn camera footage, and submit a preliminary incident memo to the Warden within 48 hours. Additionally, to ensure inmate wellbeing, medical staff must conduct a physical evaluation of the involved inmate within 2 hours of the incident's conclusion. The resulting medical assessment must be attached to the primary Form 22."

According to the directive, what is the maximum allowable timeframe for medical staff to evaluate the inmate after a use of force incident?

Options:

A.

Prior to the conclusion of the involved officer's current shift.

B.

Within 48 hours of the incident.

C.

Within 2 hours of the incident's conclusion.

D.

Immediately after the Warden reviews the preliminary memo.

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