Prisoner Transport Clause Samples
The Prisoner Transport clause outlines the procedures and responsibilities for safely moving individuals in custody from one location to another. It typically specifies the required security measures, the personnel authorized to conduct the transport, and the conditions under which transport may occur, such as the use of restraints or the need for medical supervision. This clause ensures the safety of both the prisoner and the public, clarifies accountability, and helps prevent escape or harm during transit.
Prisoner Transport. Costs associated with the movement of prisoners between correctional institutions and court locations for the purposes of attending court.
Prisoner Transport. It is agreed that two employees shall be assigned to the duties of transporting prisoners outside of the Municipality.
Prisoner Transport. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will transport to the Anchorage Jail the following individuals, if any, arrested by Officers providing service under this Contract.
a. All individuals arrested for felonies
b. All individuals arrested for crimes of domestic violence as defined in AS 18.66.990(3)
c. All individuals with outstanding warrants; and
d. All individuals arrested for misdemeanors for which the statewide bail schedule does not permit release on the individual’s own recognizance.
Prisoner Transport. Prisoner transport as used in this article refers to the transportation of person(s) in custody out of the county to or from medical or psychological facilities, state institutions, other courts, other counties, and medical, dental or psychological appointments. This does not include the transportation of person(s) in custody from point of arrest to the detention center, from the detention center to court, from the court to the detention center, or to and from medical, dental or psychological appointments and facilities within the county.
A. Normally one (1) officer will be used to transport one (1) prisoner in a cruiser when:
1. The prisoner has no known history of .violent behavior or mental disease.
2. The prisoner and the transporting officer are of the same sex.
B. Normally two (2) officers will be used to transport prisoners when:
1. The prisoner has a history of violence or mental disease.
2. The prisoner and the transporting officer are of the opposite sex. The on duty supervisor will decide when the second officer is necessary, using the above guidelines.
C. Two (2) officers may be used to transport when there is more than one (1) prisoner in the vehicle and in the judgment of the chief deputy or his designee, two (2) officers are necessary.
Prisoner Transport. No officer should transport a prisoner in a one-man unit if he cannot reasonably expect to complete such transport without any problem from the prisoner. No officer shall be ordered to transport a prisoner in a one-man unit without that officer's concurrence that he reasonably expects that he can complete such transport without any problem from the prisoner.
Prisoner Transport. A. The City shall establish a list of interested and qualified Employees who would like to transport prisoners on July 1, 2007 and every January 1 thereafter. The Department shall set up the list by Department Seniority and selection for prisoner transport assignments shall be by rotation.
B. In an emergency situation, the parties agree and understand that it may be necessary to call Employees out of the normal rotation.
C. Nothing in this Section precludes Employees outside the bargaining unit from conducting prisoner transports.