DOC 327.09(1)(o)(o) An inmate may not purchase, lease, trade, sell, or operate a motor vehicle without advance approval by CRC staff. To obtain approval to operate a motor vehicle, the inmate shall demonstrate proof of insurance, have a valid Wisconsin driver’s license and, if the vehicle is owned by another person, have the permission of the owner to operate the vehicle; DOC 327.09(1)(p)(p) An inmate shall be responsible for maintaining telephone service compatible with the CRC electronic monitoring equipment and CRC programming needs. Personal use of the telephone line may be restricted to allow for proper functioning of the electronic monitoring equipment; DOC 327.09(1)(q)(q) An inmate shall wear an electronic device continuously on the inmate’s person and comply with other requirements of the electronic monitoring system as directed by appropriate CRC staff; DOC 327.09(1)(r)(r) An inmate may not tamper with the electronic monitoring equipment. Inmates are responsible for lost, stolen or damaged electronic monitoring equipment, except that inmates are not responsible for malfunctioning of equipment caused by faulty manufacturing. DOC 327.09(1)(s)(s) An inmate shall pay a reasonable electronic monitoring fee as determined by the department unless the superintendent waives the fee. Failure of an inmate to make payments on schedule may result in the inmate’s termination from a CRC placement. Inmates may not be terminated from a CRC placement solely for failure to pay an electronic monitoring fee; and DOC 327.09(1)(t)(t) An inmate shall acknowledge the department’s authority to collect all funds earned and compensation received by the inmate while in a CRC placement and to disburse those funds in accordance with s. DOC 327.15. DOC 327.09(2)(2) All the offenses listed in ss. DOC 303.11 to 303.64 apply to inmates in community residential confinement placement with the following exceptions, substitutions and modifications: DOC 327.09(2)(b)(b) The following is substituted for s. DOC 303.21 on inciting a disturbance: Any inmate who intentionally encourages, directs, commands, coerces or signals one or more other persons to participate in a disturbance is guilty of an offense. “Disturbance” has the meaning given in s. DOC 303.02 (13). DOC 327.09(2)(d)1.1. If an inmate plans or agrees to do acts which are forbidden under this chapter with another person or persons, the inmate is guilty of an offense. DOC 327.09(2)(d)2.2. The penalty for conspiracy may be the same as the penalty for the most serious of the planned offenses; DOC 327.09(2)(e)1.1. An inmate who does any of the following without permission is guilty of an offense: DOC 327.09(2)(e)1.d.d. Leaves the confines of the authorized area to which he or she is assigned and does not return promptly; or DOC 327.09(2)(f)(f) The following is substituted for s. DOC 303.31 on lying: Any inmate who knowingly makes a false written or oral statement to a staff member is guilty of an offense; DOC 327.09(2)(i)(i) The following is substituted for s. DOC 303.36 on enterprises and fraud: Any inmate who offers to buy or orders any item with the intention of not paying for it or incurs debt without permission is guilty of an offense. DOC 327.09(2)(m)1.1. Except as specifically authorized by CRC staff, any inmate who knowingly has in his or her possession any intoxicating substance as defined under s. DOC 303.02 (23) is guilty of an offense; and DOC 327.09 Note2. All intoxicating substances prohibited by this section shall be confiscated, whether or not any violation of this section occurred;
DOC 327.09(2)(o)(o) The following is substituted for s. DOC 303.47 on possession of contraband — miscellaneous: Any inmate who knowingly possesses any items of a type which is not allowed under s. DOC 327.16 (6) (c) 1. or 5. or under the inmate’s special conditions of CRC placement is guilty of an offense; DOC 327.09(2)(q)(q) The following is substituted for s. DOC 303.50 on punctuality and attendance: Inmates shall attend and be on time for all events, classes, meetings, appointments, job and other activities for which they are scheduled. Any inmate who violates this section is guilty of an offense, unless one of the following applies: DOC 327.09 Note1. The inmate is sick and the appropriate CRC staff member has been notified;
DOC 327.09(2)(q)2.2. A CRC staff member has granted the inmate permission to be in some other location; or DOC 327.09(2)(q)3.3. The inmate has been authorized to change his or her schedule by a CRC staff member; DOC 327.09(2)(s)(s) The following is substituted for s. DOC 303.52 on leaving assigned area: Any inmate who leaves an area where he or she is attending a scheduled activity or who leaves the immediate area of a work or school assignment before the activity or the work or school assignment is over is guilty of an offense, unless absence from the assigned area has been approved by an appropriate CRC staff member; DOC 327.09(2)(x)(x) The following is substituted for s. DOC 303.58 on misuse of medication: Any inmate who knowingly does any of the following is guilty of an offense: DOC 327.09(2)(x)3.3. Takes a prescription medication which was not prescribed for him or her; or DOC 327.09(2)(y)(y) Section DOC 303.60 on use of intoxicants applies except that subs. (2) and (3) are modified to include tests, examinations and specimens requested in accordance with this chapter; and DOC 327.09(2)(z)1.1. The CRC superintendent may make specific substantive disciplinary policies and procedures for inmates in CRC placements. The violation of any specific disciplinary policy or procedure is an offense. Each inmate in a CRC placement shall be given or mailed a copy of policies and procedures applicable to him or her; DOC 327.09(2)(z)2.2. Violation of any special conditions imposed on an inmate’s CRC placement is an offense; and DOC 327.09(3)(3) In addition to the rules listed under sub. (1) and the list of offenses under ss. DOC 303.11 to 303.64 as affected by sub. (2), CRC staff may develop additional written rules and specific conditions for an inmate’s CRC placement. These specific rules and conditions may be modified at any time with written notice to the inmate. DOC 327.09 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, September, 1990, No. 417, eff. 10-1-90; corrections in (2) (d) (intro.) and (m) 1. made under s. 13.93 (2m) (b) 7., Stats., Register December 2006 No. 612; CR 11-022: am. (1) (a), (2) (intro.), (a) to (c), (d) (intro.), (e) (intro.), (f), (h), (i), (m) 1., (q) (intro.), (r) to (w), (x) (intro.), (y), (z) (intro.), (3) Register September 2014 No. 705, eff. 1-1-15; correction in (2) (p) made under s. 13.92 (4) (b) 7., Stats., Register December 2014 No. 708. DOC 327.10DOC 327.10 Termination of CRC placement. An inmate’s CRC placement may be terminated for any of the following reasons: DOC 327.10(1)(1) At the inmate’s request, subject to approval of the PRC; DOC 327.10(2)(2) If there is a change of circumstances including a medical condition or the loss of a job, school or treatment program; or DOC 327.10(3)(3) If the department determines that the inmate has committed one or more of the following: DOC 327.10(3)(b)(b) Violation of the rules of any facility in which the inmate is held or to which the inmate is assigned; DOC 327.10(3)(d)(d) Violation of the community residential confinement agreement; or DOC 327.10(3)(e)(e) Violation of any special condition imposed on the inmate’s CRC placement. DOC 327.10 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, September, 1990, No. 417, eff. 10-1-90. DOC 327.11(1)(1) For the purpose of considering the termination of a CRC placement, the CRC PRC shall consist of 3 members including a social worker, a correctional officer and a department supervisory staff member. The superintendent may designate persons to sit as alternates. DOC 327.11(2)(a)(a) The division may transport the inmate to any state correctional institution, a county jail or any other facility that has agreed to hold CRC inmates in lockup status; and DOC 327.11(2)(b)(b) No hearing under s. DOC 327.13 is required. However, the termination shall be subject to PRC approval in accordance with the procedures under sub. (6). DOC 327.11(3)(3) If the placement is terminated under s. DOC 327.10 (3), the inmate shall be afforded a hearing under s. DOC 327.13 for the purpose of determining whether the alleged violation occurred. DOC 327.11(4)(4) Pending the outcome of the hearing or the PRC review under sub. (6), the department may take any action with reference to the inmate that it considers necessary for protection of the public including temporary removal from the CRC placement if the conditions for temporary lockup under s. DOC 327.14 are met. DOC 327.11(6)(6) In order to terminate the CRC placement, if the inmate is found under sub. (5) to have committed the violation alleged, the case shall be referred to the CRC PRC for review. The PRC may recommend a termination in the inmate’s CRC placement, a change in the inmate’s security classification, a transfer or take any other action considered appropriate. PRC review of the inmate’s CRC placement shall be conducted in accordance with ss. DOC 302.19 and 302.20. DOC 327.11(7)(7) An inmate who has been removed from a CRC placement pending a hearing and who is found not guilty of the alleged violation shall be returned to the placement as soon as practicable following the determination. DOC 327.11(8)(8) If an inmate is unable to attend work, school or treatment programs due to a pending hearing or PRC review, CRC staff shall notify the appropriate school official, employer or treatment staff. DOC 327.11 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, September, 1990, No. 417, eff. 10-1-90. DOC 327.12DOC 327.12 Discipline. An inmate in a CRC placement may be disciplined if the department determines, after conducting a hearing under s. DOC 327.13, that the inmate has committed one of the following: DOC 327.12(1)(1) A violation of a state or federal statute or a local ordinance; DOC 327.12(2)(2) A violation of the rules of any facility or program in which the inmate is held or to which the inmate is assigned; DOC 327.12(4)(4) A violation of the community residential confinement agreement; or DOC 327.12(5)(5) A violation of any special conditions imposed on the inmate’s CRC placement. DOC 327.12 HistoryHistory: Cr. Register, September, 1990, No. 417, eff. 10-1-90. DOC 327.13DOC 327.13 Disciplinary procedure and penalties. The due process fact finding hearing to determine if the inmate has committed a violation under s. DOC 327.12 shall be conducted in accordance with the procedures under ss. DOC 303.65 to 303.90. DOC 327.13(1)(1) Any department supervisory staff member may be substituted for the security director or shift supervisor. DOC 327.13(2)(2) Under s. DOC 303.68, on review by the security office, the person who wrote the conduct report shall send it to the department supervisory staff person designated to review conduct reports in his or her area within 24 hours after writing the conduct report. The staff person who is designated to review the conduct report shall review it under s. DOC 303.68 within 24 hours after receipt. DOC 327.13(3)(3) Under s. DOC 303.71 (2), in addition to the listed offenses, the violation of any of the following sections is a major offense: s. DOC 303.43 on possession of intoxicants; s. DOC 303.44 on possession of intoxicant paraphernalia; s. DOC 303.52 on leaving assigned area; and s. DOC 303.53 on being in an unassigned area. DOC 327.13(4)(4) Under s. DOC 303.80 (1) on hearing procedure for major violations, a copy of the approved conduct report shall be given to the inmate within 4 working days after approval under s. DOC 303.68. DOC 327.13(5)(5) Under s. DOC 303.80 (4), the due process hearing may be held in person, by telephone, video conferencing or other virtual communication means at the discretion of the hearing officer. DOC 327.13(6)(6) Section DOC 303.83 (1) is modified to read: The superintendent shall designate staff representatives for inmates in disciplinary hearings at the institution. If an inmate or staff representative provides information and evidence to the superintendent that there is a conflict of interest in the case that would impair a staff representative’s ability to perform his or her duties, the superintendent shall evaluate the information and evidence to determine if a different representative should be assigned.
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