1. A. After a finding of guilt, the disciplinary committee may impose one or two of the penalties below.

   1. 1. Schedule B:

      1. a. written reprimand;
      2. b. loss of minor privilege for up to four weeks;
      3. c. administrative segregation/confinement for up to five days;
      4. d. demotion of one level or maximum demotion to the beginning level;
      5. e. recommendation of transfer to a more restrictive and secure environment (such as a special unit separated from general population);
      6. f. additional work assignments that can reasonably be completed in a period of time from three days to three weeks. The additional work assignment must not interfere with school or other scheduled work assignments or scheduled individual and/or group counseling sessions;
      7. g. loss of major privilege as designated below.

   2. 2. Loss of major privileges includes:

      1. a. loss of furlough not to exceed three months;
      2. b. loss of off-campus trips unrelated to medical and mental health services not to exceed three months;
      3. c. restriction of visiting privileges, if the violation involves visiting, not to exceed three months;
      4. d. loss of on-campus activities such as movies, parties, special recreational and social events, Girl Scouts and Boy's Club activities, etc.

NOTE: Any sentence or part of a sentence for Schedule B offenses may be suspended for a period not to exceed 30 days. An offender who remains report-free for the duration of the sentence shall not have the sentence imposed.

Authority Note

AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 15:823.

Historical Note

HISTORICAL NOTE: Promulgated by the Department of Public Safety and Corrections, Corrections Services, Office of Youth Development, LR 20:58 (January 1994).