Jail officer definition
Jail officer means a duly sworn employee of a local correctional facility, except for deputy sheriffs,
Jail officer means a sheriff's employee whose primary duties are the daily or ongoing supervision of inmates.
Jail officer means any person employed by any political subdivision of the state for the purpose of supervising, controlling or maintaining a jail or the persons confined in a jail. “Jail officer” includes officers regardless of whether they have been sworn regarding their duties or whether they serve on a full−time basis.
More Definitions of Jail officer
Jail officer means a sheriff's employee whose primary duties are the daily or ongoing supervision of jail inmates. "Medical Preventive Maintenance" shall mean those health services including health education, medical services, and
Jail officer means a duly sworn employee of a local correctional facility, except for deputy sheriffs, whose normal duties relate to maintaining immediate control, supervision and custody of prisoners confined in any local correctional facility. This definition in no way limits any authority otherwise granted to a duly sworn deputy sheriff whose duties may include those of a jail officer.
Jail officer means means a sheriff's employee whose primary duties are the daily or ongoing supervision of jail inmates.
Jail officer means any person who is employed or appointed by a county or
Jail officer means means a sheriff's employee whose primary duties are the daily or ongoing
Jail officer means any sworn officer of the Sheriff, including full- or part-time, who is primarily responsible for the control and custody of detainees in a county jail.