What type of inmate is subject to the rules outlined in DI-2?

The rules outlined in DI-2 apply specifically to individuals in Administrative Restrictive Housing. This classification is designed for inmates who require heightened security measures and may pose a risk to themselves or others if placed in the general population. Such housing typically has stricter regulations and oversight to ensure the safety of both the inmates and the staff.

Administrative Restrictive Housing is utilized for various reasons, including containment of inmates who have exhibited violent behavior, those under investigation for misconduct, or individuals who are deemed a threat to the facility. By concentrating on this specific population, DI-2 establishes clear guidelines that address the unique circumstances and needs of these inmates, ensuring proper management and oversight.

In contrast, general population inmates, sentenced inmates, and unsentenced individuals may have different treatment and rules, as they are not necessarily in a situation that warrants the same level of supervision and restriction as those in Administrative Restrictive Housing. This distinction ensures that the protocols can be tailored appropriately to maintain order and safety in the detention facility.