What report is specifically used to submit major rules infractions on prisoners?

The disciplinary report is specifically designed to document and submit major rules infractions committed by prisoners. This report outlines the details of the infraction, the circumstances surrounding it, and any actions taken in response. It serves as an official record that supports the management of inmate behavior and is integral to the disciplinary process within correctional facilities. By using this report, staff can ensure that infractions are tracked systematically, facilitating fair and consistent application of disciplinary measures as well as promoting accountability among inmates.

The other report types serve different purposes within the correctional system and do not focus specifically on documenting major rule violations:

• An incident report is used for documenting various occurrences within the facility, not specifically tailored to rules infractions.

• A use of force report is relevant when staff members need to document any use of physical force, which may or may not involve a rules infraction.

• A work and training report typically details inmates' work assignments and training progress instead of addressing behavioral infractions.

Thus, the disciplinary report is the appropriate tool for addressing significant violations of facility rules by inmates.