How many numerical identifiers are required on a confinement order for self-surrender?

The requirement for a confinement order for self-surrender to include one numerical identifier is based on the need for clear identification and tracking of individuals within the detention system. A numerical identifier typically refers to a unique identification number, such as a case number or inmate ID, that helps facilitate the processing and management of detainees.

Having a single numerical identifier ensures that each order is distinct and can be readily referenced in the system, which aids in maintaining accurate records and helps prevent confusion due to similar names or circumstances. Without this identifier, the risks of misidentification or administrative errors increase, impacting the overall efficiency and effectiveness of detention operations.

While multiple identifiers could offer additional layers of specificity, the system has determined that one is sufficient to fulfill the necessary identification needs while minimizing complexity.