When an offender commits an internal rule violation ("offense in custody"), the specifics of the incident as well as any disciplinary action taken are recorded on TAG.
Recording an OIC: When an offense in custody occurs, you must first record the details of the incident and any charges against the offender. A single incident can generate multiple charges against offenders.
Notice of a Hearing: The second stage is the scheduling of a hearing for the incident. There can be multiple hearings.
Recording a Hearing: The third stage is the hearing's determination of the disposition of charges. The hearing will issue a finding for each charge and, where appropriate, stipulate a sentence. Multiple, separate penalties can be applied at the charge level, and linked to each other consecutively or concurrently.
OIC Appeals: If the offender chooses to appeal his/her sentence, then the fourth stage is the offense in custody appeal process where appeal hearing dates are set, appeal results are recorded, and appeal penalties applied.
Additional OIC screens include:
OIC Investigation: Victim and witness statements are recorded, and images related to the incident are viewed.
Offence in Custody Inquiry: Shows all incidents for an offender as well as the associated charges and penalties against the offender.
Offence in Custody Review: Records a management review of a disciplinary hearing.
learn about recording an offense in custody.
learn how to print an OIC record report.
learn about a notice of hearing.
learn about recording a hearing.
learn about an OIC investigation.
inquire on an offender's offences in custody.
learn how to record a management review of a disciplinary hearing.