INMATE Clause Samples
The INMATE clause defines the rights, responsibilities, or conditions specifically applicable to individuals who are incarcerated within a facility. Typically, this clause outlines the standards of conduct, access to services, or limitations placed on inmates, such as visitation rules, participation in programs, or disciplinary procedures. Its core function is to establish clear guidelines for inmate treatment and behavior, ensuring order and compliance within the correctional environment.
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INMATE. Any person assigned by FDC to be housed at the Facility over which DMS has contractual authority.
INMATE. Any person assigned by DC to be housed at the Facility.
INMATE. A person, either adult or juvenile, who is living in a County jail, detention facility, or other penal facility, or in a Medical Institution where but for an illness or an injury, the person would be living in a County jail or detention facility or other penal facility, and who may be eligible for FFP payment as determined by AHCCCS.
INMATE. The term "Inmate" shall mean those prisoners charged or convicted of violations of law and duly contracted from municipal or governmental authorities assigned to the care, custody and control of the Facility.
INMATE. For TennCare purposes, Inmate means an individual confined in a local, state, or federal prison, jail, YDC, or other penal or correctional facility, including a furlough from such facility. See Tenn. Rule 1200-13-13-.01 and Tenn. Rule 1200-13-14-
INMATE. An adult or youthful offender individual who is being incarcerated in the Jail.
INMATE. Person held in the custody of DOC who receives care and services under the terms of this Agreement.
INMATE. If the agreement conditions have been satisfactorily met, the Commission’s representative shall report this information to the Commission.