What type of report is used to detail the facts surrounding an inmate's rule violation?

A Disciplinary Report (DR) is specifically designed to document the details surrounding an inmate's rule violation. It outlines the nature of the infraction, the evidence or observations that led to the determination of the violation, and any actions taken in response. This report serves as a formal record that can be referenced for future disciplinary actions and helps ensure that due process is followed.

The other types of reports serve different purposes. For example, a Corrective Consultation (CC) Form typically addresses corrective actions or discussions between staff and inmates regarding behavior, but it is not specifically for documenting rule violations. A Use of Force Report is created when force is applied in a situation involving an inmate, focusing on the circumstances and justification for the use of force rather than rule violations. An Incident Report provides a broader account of events and may not be limited to rule violations but instead can encompass other security concerns or emergencies.