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Denial of Visits or Access to the Facility

by Lisa Herman — last modified Apr 27, 2021 10:51 AM
NCF General Order 16-101, Attachment B, Effective 11-22-2019


NCF Denial of Visits or Access to the Facility




1.

The Unit Team or Shift Supervisor may terminate or deny visitation for:

a. Reasonable belief that a visitor is under influence of alcohol or drugs;
b. Lack of space - (after appropriate attempts to accommodate each resident visit have been exhausted);
c. Refusal to submit to search authorized by IMPP 12-103D;
d. Failure to produce sufficient ID or falsifying visitor application information;
e. Failure to comply with any rule, regulation, policy, or procedure governing visitation;
f.  Failure to properly supervise children;
g. For excessive physical contact or disruption to other visitors;
h. Reasonable belief that a visitor has introduced or attempted to introduce contraband into the facility.

2.

The Unit Team or Shift Supervisor may terminate or deny a visit if a resident's current mental or emotional state may cause a threat to secure facility operations or cause disruption to the visiting environment if a visit occurs.

3.

The Shift Supervisor shall submit a written report to the Warden, prior to the end of the shift, on any decision to deny a visitor access to the facility, relocate a visit to a non-contact visiting booth, or terminate a visit.

4.

The Warden and/or Deputy Warden may suspend visiting privileges in accordance with KAR 44-7-104 and IMPP 10-113D. The Warden shall determine the length of any suspension in accordance with KAR 44-7-104.

5.

The Warden may deny access to any person requesting authorization to visit a resident at the facility.

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