Which document would be used to summarize disciplinary actions taken against an inmate?

The Disciplinary Report (DR) is specifically designed to summarize the disciplinary actions taken against an inmate. This document contains detailed information about the misconduct committed by the inmate, the circumstances surrounding the incident, any witnesses, and the specific penalties or actions imposed by the correctional facility as a consequence of that misconduct. It serves as an official record that can be referenced in the future for decisions regarding the inmate's behavior, parole considerations, and overall management within the correctional environment.

This structured reporting is essential for maintaining order and accountability in correctional facilities, ensuring that there is a clear and documented history of an inmate's behavior and the institution's responses. In contrast, other documents such as the Corrective Consultation (CC) Form and the Special Watch Form serve different purposes, such as addressing individual behavior improvement or monitoring inmates at risk, while the Incident Report focuses on documenting incidents without primarily summarizing disciplinary actions.