N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. tit. 7, § 1951.1
(4) An inmate may only be deemed unsuitable for presumptive work release approval based upon his:
(5) The temporary release chairperson will schedule the inmate for an appearance before the facility temporary release committee. The committee will determine if the inmate is suitable for work release, or is suitable for presumptive work release approval contingent upon successful completion of the CASAT Phase I program component.
(d) Review by superintendent.
The superintendent will assess each CASAT referral sent to him by the temporary release chairperson and approve or disapprove the recommendation of the temporary release committee.
These procedures apply to inmates at maximum, medium and minimum correctional facilities, including shock incarceration facilities. In order for an inmate to participate in the CASAT program, the inmate must meet the basic program requirements, and be eligible for presumptive work release approval contingent upon successful completion of Phase I of the CASAT program, or be approved for work release.
(a) Identification of eligible inmates.
Each month the senior correction counselor will identify the pool of time eligible inmates, who have not previously been screened for CASAT eligibility, and will insure that these inmates are screened for CASAT by the appropriate counselor. When an inmate is disqualified from participation in shock incarceration, the senior counselor will immediately determine whether the inmate is time eligible for CASAT. If the inmate is time eligible, he should be immediately screened for CASAT.
(b) Initial screening.
Correction counselors will use form K-17, the CASAT Checklist, to screen for CASAT eligibility.
(c) Work release approval or presumptive work release approval.
Prior to placement in a CASAT annex, an inmate must receive either work release approval or presumptive work release approval.