BACK PREVIOUS SECTION NEXT SECTION BACK PREVIOUS SECTION NEXT SECTION | 33. (1) Where it is determined under section 32 that the inmate committed the alleged breach, the disciplinary panel, officer or other person conducting the hearing may impose one or more of the following dispositions: | ||
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a reprimand; | |
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(b)
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a temporary or permanent loss of one or more privileges enjoyed by the inmate within the correctional centre; | |
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(c)
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that the inmate be confined in a cell other than a segregation cell at the correctional centre for a period not exceeding 192 hours to be served on weekends, holidays or evenings during the term of the inmate's confinement at the correctional centre; | |
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that the inmate's earned remission that stands to his credit and that accrued to him to the time of the breach be forfeited in the amount | |
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(i)
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up to 30 days, or | |
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(ii)
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up to 60 days with the consent in writing of the regional director of corrections; | |
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Repealed. [B.C. Reg. 393/85, s. 19.] | |
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that the inmate be confined in a segregation cell for a period not exceeding 15 days; | |
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assignment to employment, work service or training for a period up to four evenings, weekends or holidays in addition to matter referred to in sections 45 and 46; | |
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that any pay which has accrued to the inmate for a period up to 30 days be withheld. | |
| (2) Notwithstanding subsection (1) (b), the visiting privileges of an inmate shall not be restricted or revoked under this section except where it is found that the inmate committed a breach as a direct result of a visit. | ||
| (3) Repealed. [B.C. Reg. 393/85, s. 20.] | ||
| (4) Where an inmate is confined in a segregation cell under subsection (1) (f) for more than 3 days, the director shall review the circumstances of the inmate immediately on the completion of 3 days of the confinement and determine whether these circumstances warrant release from segregation. | ||
| (5) Where the director determines under subsection (4) to allow continued confinement of the inmate in a segregation cell beyond 3 days, the director shall review the case each day the confinement continues thereafter and determine whether the inmate's health warrants release from segregation. | ||
| (6) Where a disposition under subsection (1) has been made against an inmate and the inmate applies to the disciplinary panel, officer or other person that made the disposition, the disciplinary panel, officer or other person may, on the undertaking of the inmate to comply with all rules and regulations of the correctional centre in future, reduce or suspend the disposition and, where they consider it appropriate, direct that, as a condition of the reduction or suspension, the inmate report to and be under the supervision of a specified officer for a period of not more than 3 months during the term of confinement at the correctional centre. | ||
| (7) Where an inmate breaks an undertaking given, or fails to comply with a condition imposed under subsection (6), the disciplinary panel, officer or other person who reduced or suspended the disposition may | ||
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require the inmate to appear before the disciplinary panel, officer or other person, and | |
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(b)
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impose on the inmate another disposition under subsection (1) in place of the disposition that was reduced or suspended. | |
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