Classification specialist definition

Classification specialist means a BOCM staff member who completes processes associated with the assignment of inmate custody, program need, and institution placement.
Classification specialist means the A&E or program re- view staff person from the bureau of offender classification and movement.
Classification specialist means the A&E or program review staff person from the bureau of offender classification and movement.

Examples of Classification specialist in a sentence

  • The total benefit for user i in a given period is given by Bi (.) = Bi (c1 ,ti1 ,ζ −i1,θi )+ Bi (c2 ,ti 2 ,ζ −i 2 ,θi ) , where ti1 and ti 2 are the times spent by i on network 1 and 2 respectively, and where ζ −i1 and ζ −i 2 are the total times spent by all other users in network 1 and 2 respectively.

  • Language changed to indicate an Offender Classification specialist will approve or deny early recall requests.

Related to Classification specialist

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