29 MAC Pt. 1, R. 2.1.3
PRECEPTS:
Cite as 29 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 1, R. 2.1.3
PRECEPTS:
1. Administration of Correctional Agencies (Central Office): Written policy, procedure, and
practice provide for informing other components of the correctional system of the extent
and availability of services and programs for the agency population, as needed [2-CO-1A-
14].
The Commissioner or designee will ensure procedures are established for informing outside
agencies regarding programs, procedures, and services that are available to offenders within the
agency’s jurisdiction.
2. Administration of Correctional Agencies (Central Office): The agency administrator and
designated staff consult with other agencies within the criminal and juvenile justice system
and community service agencies in the formulation of agency policies and procedures [2-
CO-1A-15].
The Commissioner or designee will develop a working relationship with other criminal and
juvenile justice agencies in its jurisdiction to ensure that services offered are available to
offenders. The MDOC policies, practices, and major concerns will be shared with other agencies
and will establish means of discovering the policies, practices, and concerns of other agencies for
translation into correctional planning.
3. Adult Correctional Institutions: The role and functions of employees of other public or
private agencies providing a service to the institution are covered by written policy and
procedure that specify their relation to the authority and responsibility of the
warden/superintendent [4-4011].
The Deputy Commissioner of Institutions or designee will ensure that the role or function of
employees or other public or private agencies providing a service to an institution, private prison
or county regional facility are addressed in written procedures that specify their relation to the
authority and the responsibility of the facility’s controlling authority. These procedures will be
reviewed annually and updated as needed.
4. Adult Community Residential Services: Policies provide for communication and
cooperation with community agencies and other components of the criminal justice system
[4-ACRS-7F-04].
5 Adult Community Residential Services: The facility has an advisory board that is
representative of the community in which it is located that meets at least annually [4-
ACRS-7F-05].
6. Adult Probation and Parole Field Services: The field agency participates directly, or
through the parent agency, in federal, state, and regional planning efforts with criminal
justice and noncriminal justice agencies [PP 3-3009].
7. Adult Probation and Parole Field Services: Written policy, procedure, and practice
provide for collaboration and consultation with other criminal justice agencies, community
interest groups, and service agencies on a continuing basis by the administrator of field
services for the purpose of enhancing the formulation and evaluation of organizational
policies, procedures, rules, and regulations [PP 3-3017].
The Deputy Commissioner of Community Corrections or designee will establish procedures that
provide for collaboration and consultation with other criminal justice agencies, community
interest groups, and service agencies on a continuing basis. The purpose of this dialogue will be
to enhance the formulation and evaluation of organizational policies, procedures, rules and
regulations.
8. Adult Probation and Parole Field Services: Written policy, procedure, and practice
provide for cooperation and/or consultation with colleges and universities in areas of
mutual concern [PP 3-3018].
The Deputy Commissioner of Institutions and the Deputy Commissioner of Community
Corrections or designees will ensure procedures provide for cooperation and/or consultation with
colleges and universities in areas of mutual concern.