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58 58  1. Standard.
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60 60  **AE 02_102 __DEFINITIONS__**
61 61  
62 62  1. WCSO: Washington County Sheriff's Office
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66 66  1. Shackles: A set of restraints consisting of hand restraints attached to a chain or belt wrapped around a prisoner's waist and locked behind the prisoner's back and leg restraints.
67 67  1. Hard and Soft Restraints: “Hard” and “soft” restraints refer to the type of material that comes in contact with the prisoner. For example, handcuffs would be considered hard restraints; a leather belt shackle would be considered a soft restraint.
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69 69  **AE 02_103 __REFERENCES__**
70 70  
71 71  1. Utah Counties Insurance Pool:
72 72  11. ML-V.A.1.
73 73  1. Utah Sheriff's Association Jail Standards:
74 -11. F05.01.01: Written Use of Force and Restraints Policies and Procedures Required
76 +11. F05.01.01: Written Use of Force Policies and Procedures Required
77 +11. F05.01.02: Use of Force Policy Content
75 75  11. F05.02.01: Purpose of Use of Force
76 76  11. F05.03.01: Function of Restraints
77 77  11. F05.03.02: Restraint Devices
78 78  11. F05.03.03: Restraint Chairs
79 -11. F05.03.04: Restraints: Crisis Intervention
80 -11. F05.03.05: Restraints: Supervision and Care
81 -11. F05.03.06: Restraints: Supervision and Care During Extended Periods in Restraints
82 -11. F05.03.07: Restraints: Pregnant Women
82 +11. F05.03.04: Crisis Intervention
83 +11. F05.03.05: Supervision of Prisoners in Restraints
83 83  11. F05.04.01: Medical Examination and Treatment Following Use of Force/Restraint
84 84  11. F05.04.02: Documentation Requirements
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86 86  **AE 02_104 __GENERAL__**
87 87  
88 88  1. Policy:
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110 110  11. Use of restraints should be as humane as possible.
111 111  11. Restriction of body movement for extended periods of time could create medical concerns.
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113 113  **AE 02_105 __OUTSIDE SECURE PERIMETER__**
114 114  
115 115  1. Policy:
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124 124  11. Shackles provide greater control against prisoner escape and/or misbehavior.
125 125  11. Types of restraints used in a hospital environment may be limited due to the specific location within the hospital, the condition of the prisoner, and/or the testing/care being conducted.
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127 127  **AE 02_106 __PREGNANT PRISONER__**
128 128  
129 129  1. Policy:
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131 131  1. Rationale:
132 132  11. If a prisoner falls forward, being handcuffed in front will allow the prisoner's hands to be used to break the prisoner's fall.
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134 134  **AE 02_107 __RESTRAINT CHAIR__**
135 135  
136 136  1. Policy:
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138 138  1. Rationale:
139 139  11. Use of a restraint chair may increase medical concerns for the prisoner and should be monitored closely by medical staff.
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141 141  **AE 02_108 __CRISIS INTERVENTION__**
142 142  
143 143  1. Policy:
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145 145  1. Rationale:
146 146  11. Prisoners whose actions require the use of restraint devices may be acting out as a result of mental illness, personality disorders, or other emotional problems which require mental health intervention.
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148 148  **AE 02_109 __DOCUMENTATION__**
149 149  
150 150  1. Policy: