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July 2006 Florida Department of Education Outcomes - Standards Program Title: CROSSOVER FROM LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER TO CORRECTIONAL OFFICER CIP Number 0743010205 Length - 156 hours - Certificate INTENDED OUTCOMES After successfully completing this program, the student will be able to: 01.0 Comprehend the various correctional codes of ethics. 02.0 Describe the criminal justice system and the Florida CJSTC. 03.0 Describe corrections rules, rights, and responsibilities. 04.0 Describe basic law and legal procedures. 05.0 Describe and demonstrate correctional operations. 06.0 Demonstrate emergency preparedness techniques. 07.0 Demonstrate communications skills. 08.0 Describe and demonstrate interpersonal skills. Student Performnce Standards Program Title: Crossover from Law Enforcement Officer to Correctional Officer 01.0 COMPREHEND THE VARIOUS CORRECTIONAL CODES OF ETHICS--The student will be able to: 01.01 Explain the importance of ethical conduct in corrections. 01.02 Identify portions of the American Correctional Association Code of Ethics. 02.0 DESCRIBE THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM AND THE FLORIDA CJSTC--The student will be able to: 02.01 Comprehend significant historical development in corrections and how changes in society have affected today s correctional system. 02.02 Define and identify the major components and general organization of the criminal justice system. 02.03 Describe the philosophies of corrections. 02.04 Describe probation, parole, and community control. 03.0 DESCRIBE CORRECTIONS RULES, RIGHTS, AND RESPONSIBILITIES--The student will be able to: 03.01 Comprehend the relationship of statutes to rules, know where rules and regulations can be found, and know the rules that have been adopted to apply to corrections statewide. 03.02 Describe inmate rights and responsibilities and identify privileged communication. 03.03 Describe correctional officer rights and responsibilities. 04.0 DESCRIBE BASIC LAW AND LEGAL PROCEDURES--The student will be able to: 04.01 Define legal terms associated with civil and criminal liability. 04.02 Identify and describe situations that are likely to result in liability suits and various options an officer could use to defend against them.

04.03 Comprehend Florida laws of arrest and their impact on law enforcement. 04.04 Explain legal aspects of search and seizure. Comprehend the scope and purpose of search and seizure authority and items that can legally be seized relative to the various types of searches. 04.05 Comprehend the Baker Act, Chapter 397, F.S., and the responsibilities of correctional officers. 04.06 Know the definitions and differences among the various types of assault and battery and comprehend when battery is excusable. 05.0 DESCRIBE AND DEMONSTRATE CORRECTIONAL OPERATIONS--The student will be able to: 05.01 Know the definitions, purposes, and important considerations regarding organization and chain of command. 05.02 Know why inspections are necessary and who conducts inspections of facilities, equipment, and supplies. 05.03 Comprehend appropriate inspection techniques and apply them in practical exercise situations. 05.04 Know various types of vehicle equipment and comprehend their importance to safe operations. 05.05 Apply proper vehicle inspection techniques. 05.06 Know the factors influencing institutional safety and comprehend ways of preventing hazardous situations. 05.07 Comprehend the elements of a complete and successful environmental health program within a correctional facility and the officer s role in the program. 05.08 Define health care and comprehend the rights of an inmate to health care; the importance, objectives, and functions of a comprehensive health care system; and the officer s role in health care services. 05.09 Comprehend the rights of inmates with regard to the food service program, the importance and functions of the program, the officer s role, and special considerations of a successful food service program. 05.10 Comprehend the duties and responsibilities of control center personnel. 05.11 Comprehend the special needs of the inmate in the intake process and procedures for assuring a complete and proper admissions program. 05.12 Comprehend the options for disposition of inmate personal property and the procedures for maintaining accountability for inmate personal property and money. 05.13 Know the definitions of classification in the correctional setting and comprehend the purpose and important considerations for properly classifying each inmate. 05.14 Know the importance of obtaining clear fingerprints and the criteria for acceptable fingerprint cards. 05.15 Demonstrate the procedures for correctly fingerprinting an individual. 05.16 Comprehend the different types of transfers and the procedures for transferring an inmate from one correctional facility to another. 05.17 Comprehend the different means by which an inmate can be released from a correctional facility and the proper procedures to follow in accomplishing the release. 05.18 Define bond and comprehend the advantages and disadvantages of the bond system, rights of the accused with regard to bond, eligibility for bond, and procedures for release under cash and security bonds. 2

05.19 Define contraband; comprehend the types of contraband including drugs and weapons; the importance of contraband control; and the officer s role in control and disposal of contraband. 05.20 Define discipline and punishment and comprehend the various aspects of discipline within a correctional facility to ensure compliance with established requirements. 05.21 Define the different types of confinement and comprehend the legal and procedural aspects of confinement, as well as the conditions to be maintained in the confinement unit. 05.22 Comprehend the needs of inmates for which an officer should make referrals, the departments/agencies available, and the procedures for making referrals. 05.23 Know the responsibilities of officers assigned to custody and the requirements of the custody procedures. 05.24 Know why searches are necessary and what items of contraband are searched for. 05.25 Know the various types of person searches, the methods used, and the proper demeanor and attitude to display when conducting a search. 05.26 Comprehend appropriate person, cell, and area search techniques and apply them in practical exercise situations. 05.27 Recognize that a fundamental duty of an officer is to maintain a safe and secure facility and comprehend how all correctional operations affect the climate of the facility and the officer s safety within the facility. 06.0 DEMONSTRATE EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS TECHNIQUES--The student will be able to: 06.01 Know the definition of a riot and common indicators of facility tension. 06.02 Comprehend types of force that can be used in riotous situations. 06.03 Demonstrate riot control procedures. 06.04 Comprehend how to handle unusual occurrences in a correctional facility. 06.05 Comprehend various guidelines to follow in the event an officer is taken hostage within a correctional facility. 06.06 Comprehend standard procedures for officers to follow in emergency situations within a correctional facility, to include knowledge of what equipment may be required in each type of emergency. 06.07 Comprehend the basic concepts of fire behavior, the use of fire extinguishers, and fire rescue techniques that may be used by correctional officers. 06.08 Identify typical locations in the institution where hazardous materials are stored, transported, used, or disposed of. 06.09 Identify how to read and understand information found on Materials Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). 06.10 Identify those situations where hazardous materials are present, given scenarios involving a state/county correctional facility and/or transportation situations with and without hazardous materials present. 06.11 Given a simulated state/county correctional facility and transportation hazardous materials incident, identify the actions to be taken to protect themselves and others and to control access to the scene, using the DOT ERG. 07.0 DEMONSTRATE COMMUNICATION SKILLS--The student will be able to: 07.01 Know the duties and role of partners using the radio communications system. Comprehend communications privacy, general rules, and microphone techniques. 07.02 Apply communications rules and techniques in a practical exercise. 3

07.03 Know the definition and basic uses of a report. Identify the types of reports and the basic requisites of reports. 07.04 Apply report-writing techniques in practical exercises. 08.0 DESCRIBE AND DEMONSTRATE INTERPERSONAL SKILLS--The student will be able to: 08.01 Know the definition of courtesy and comprehend the concept of courtesy as it relates to officers performing their daily activities. 08.02 Comprehend the concept of interpersonal communication and know the techniques that will aid in effective interpersonal relationships. Demonstrate effective human relations skills through the use of role-play situations. 08.03 Comprehend the special characteristics and problems of juvenile inmates and comprehend the purposes of juvenile corrections, the importance of the officer s role, the qualities officers must possess, the differences between adult and juvenile inmates and the special needs of juvenile inmates. 08.04 Know various types of physical conditions that can cause special problems in the correctional setting. Comprehend the types of problems that may be encountered and actions a correctional officer should take. 08.05 Identify signs and symptoms of mental disorders and related terminology and procedures to follow when communicating with persons with mental disorders. 08.06 Know the definition of mental retardation and the basic procedures to follow when dealing with a mentally retarded individual. 08.07 Comprehend the types of crises commonly encountered by correctional officers, various aspects of crisis theory, and ways in which officers can help in crisis intervention. 08.08 Know the meaning of common terms related to stress, its warning signs, and the impact of high officer stress on the department. 08.09 Comprehend the stages of stress reactions; immediate and long term stress responses; the most common work-related stresses; and stress reduction methods for the officer. 08.10 Analyze his/her own causes of stress and evaluate his/her personal level of stress. 08.11 Know common facts and misconceptions about suicide and identify support resources available within the community. Comprehend factors and signs of being at risk for adults and juveniles; how to assess risk, how to evaluate the degree of potential suicide risk in situational examples, and how to intervene safely in a suicide attempt. 08.12 Comprehend factors of adjustment to imprisonment, defense mechanisms for adjustment, and slang terms for coping within a prison setting. 08.13 Comprehend the specifics of the inmate code, characteristics of various groups within inmate societies, and methods of control within these societies. 08.14 Know characteristics of various types of criminals and comprehend factors that lead an individual toward a career as a criminal. 08.15 Know the types of crimes that occur in correctional settings and methods to help control these crimes. 08.16 Know characteristics of various types of criminals. Comprehend the factors that tend to lead an individual toward a career as a criminal. 08.17 Know types of crimes that occur in correctional settings and methods to help control these crimes. 4

08.18 Know pertinent statistics relative to female inmates and comprehend characteristics, special needs, and legal considerations specific to female inmates. 08.19 Know the definitions of different types of both male and female homosexuality and comprehend how homosexuality affects the security, physical and mental health of inmates, and what responsibilities an officer has to protect and advise inmates. 08.20 Know the definition and general rules, the basic responsibilities and objectives, and effective techniques of supervising inmates. 08.21 Apply supervisory techniques in role-play situations. 08.22 Comprehend considerations for recognition of manipulation and deception of officers by inmates and ways to avoid being deceived and manipulated by inmates. 5