SOP_NUMBER: 212.02
TITLE: Transfers
REFERENCE_CODE: IIF01-0006
DIVISION: Facilities
TOPIC_AREA: 212 Policy-Parole Revocation
EFFECTIVE_DATE: 2015-07-16
WORD_COUNT: 127
POWERDMS_URL: https://public.powerdms.com/GADOC/documents/106015
URL: https://gps.press/sop-data/212.02/

SUMMARY:
This policy governs the transfer of parolees in the Whitworth Detention Center Parole Program to other correctional facilities. Transfers may be authorized for the purpose of receiving mental or physical health care, or for temporary housing in administrative segregation or disciplinary isolation. Parole staff must be notified whenever such a transfer becomes necessary.

KEY_TOPICS: parole transfers, Whitworth Detention Center, inmate transfers, facility transfers, health care transfers, mental health care, administrative segregation, disciplinary isolation, inmate movement, parole program

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|GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS<br>Standard Operating Procedures|Col2|Col3|
|---|---|---|
|**`Functional Area: `**<br>`Facilities Operations`|**`Reference Number: `**<br>`IIF01-0006`<br>`(212.02)`|**`Revises`**<br>**`Previous`**<br>**`Effective Date:`**<br>`3/01/2005`|
|**`Subject:`**<br>`TRANSFERS`|||
|**`Authority:`**<br>`Bryson/Ward`|**`Effective Date:`**<br>`07/16/15`|`Page`**`1`**` of`<br>**`1 `**|

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I. POLICY:

   Parolees in the Whitworth Detention Center Parole Program may
   be transferred to other Correctional Facilities for the
   purpose of receiving mental or physical health care or for
   temporary housing in administrative segregation or
   disciplinary isolation.

II. APPLICABILITY:

   Whitworth Detention Center.

III. RELATED DIRECTIVES:

   IIE04-0002 and IIE04-0004.

IV. DEFINITIONS:

   None

V. ATTACHMENTS:

   None

VI. PROCEDURE:

   A. Parole staff will be notified whenever it is necessary to
      transfer a parolee to another facility for health care,
      mental health care or temporary segregation.

   B. Movement into a prison bed is as discussed in A.

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