Classification system

A sound classification system is necessary for an efficient and manageable correctional system. Because of its importance, the general assembly declares the following policy: (1) The classification system shall provide a meaningful case evaluation of each inmate prior to permanent placement and a continuing review and reclassification process throughout the inmate's period of incarceration; (2) The commissioner of correction has the discretion to determine the institutional location of inmates within the various security classifications; and (3) All information compiled by the department pertaining to an inmate shall be readily available to the entity having authority for the inmate's release. Acts 1983, ch. 467, § 3. A sound classification system is necessary for an efficient and manageable correctional system. Because of its importance, the general assembly declares the following policy: (1) The classification system shall provide a meaningful case evaluation of each inmate prior to permanent placement and a continuing review and reclassification process throughout the inmate's period of incarceration; (2) The commissioner of correction has the discretion to determine the institutional location of inmates within the various security classifications; and (3) All information compiled by the department pertaining to an inmate shall be readily available to the entity having authority for the inmate's release. Acts 1983, ch. 467, § 3.