Which aspect is NOT included in the Commitment File?

The Commitment File serves as a comprehensive record of an inmate's legal and custodial status, primarily focusing on the judicial aspects pertinent to their incarceration. It typically includes judicial records related to sentencing, holds on the inmate that detail any pending legal matters affecting their release, and charges against the inmate, which document the specific offenses leading to their detention.

In contrast, jail behavior records, while important for internal management and safety within the facility, are not part of the Commitment File. These records might track an inmate’s conduct while incarcerated, including any disciplinary actions or incidents, but they are maintained separately from the Commitment File, which is concerned with legal and formal aspects of the inmate’s commitment to the facility. Thus, the jail behavior records are the aspect not included in the Commitment File.