DHS 98.22(3)(a) (a) For investigation of an alleged violation by the client;

DHS 98.22(3)(b) (b) After an alleged violation by the client to determine whether to commence revocation procedures;

DHS 98.22(3)(c) (c) To prevent a possible violation by the client; or

DHS 98.22(3)(d) (d) For disciplinary purposes.

DHS 98.22 History History: Cr. Register, July, 1992, No. 439, eff. 8-1-92.

DHS 98.23 DHS 98.23 Transporting clients in custody.

DHS 98.23(1) (1) A field staff member may transport a client to jail or other detention facility, to an institution or to court.

DHS 98.23(2) (2) A client may be handcuffed or otherwise appropriately restrained when being transported by field staff.

DHS 98.23 Note Note: When a client is being taken into custody, it is usually desirable to restrain the client.

DHS 98.23(3) (3) Two field staff members shall transport a client whenever feasible, and the client shall be informed of the reasons why he or she is being transported prior to such transport.

DHS 98.23(4) (4) Relevant records relating to transport of a client shall be maintained in the client’s record.

DHS 98.23 History History: Cr. Register, July, 1992, No. 439, eff. 8-1-92.

subch. IV of ch. DHS 98 Subchapter IV — Records and Reports

DHS 98.24 DHS 98.24 Predispositional investigation report.

DHS 98.24(1) (1) Purpose. The primary purpose of the predispositional investigation report is to provide the court with accurate and relevant information upon which to base its dispositional decision. The report is also important in the planning process. It is used for such things as determining levels of supervision, classification, program assignment, release planning and in the overall treatment of offenders.

DHS 98.24(2) (2) Court order. Upon order of the court, the department shall prepare a predispositional investigation report. It shall contain the information provided for under this section unless the court orders otherwise.

DHS 98.24(3) (3) Content.

DHS 98.24(3)(a) (a) Information. A predispositional report should contain the following information relating to the client:

DHS 98.24(3)(a)1. 1. Present offense;

DHS 98.24(3)(a)2. 2. Prior criminal record;

DHS 98.24(3)(a)3. 3. Prior correctional institution record;

DHS 98.24(3)(a)4. 4. Victim’s statement;

DHS 98.24(3)(a)5. 5. Family information; and

DHS 98.24(3)(a)6. 6. Personal history.

DHS 98.24(3)(b) (b) Summary and conclusions. A predispositional investigation report shall contain information about the offender’s present situation. Pending charges may be included in this information. If department staff conclude the offender has immediate problems that require attention, this shall be stated together with the facts and reasons for that conclusion.

DHS 98.24(3)(c) (c) Recommendation. Unless the court otherwise directs, the recommendation or recommendations by department staff for disposition shall be included in the predispositional report. The conclusions of the department staff shall be reported together with the reasons for the conclusions and the facts upon which they are based.

DHS 98.24(3)(d) (d) Tentative plan. A tentative treatment plan shall be recommended as part of the predispositional investigation report, addressing any specific conclusions arrived at under par. (b). The plan shall contain the offender’s response.

DHS 98.24 History History: Cr. Register, July, 1992, No. 439, eff. 8-1-92.

DHS 98.25 DHS 98.25 Modified predispositional investigation report.