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NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS |
SERIES 700 INMATE REGULATIONS |
SUPERSEDES: AR 732
(07/10/02) |
ADMINISTRATIVEREGULATIONS MANUAL |
ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION 732ALTERNATIVE MEALSERVICE
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EFFECTIVE DATE: 09/06/03 |
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PURPOSE
AUTHORITY
RESPONSIBILITY
APPLICABILITY
732.01 ALTERNATIVE MEAL SERVICE
REFERENCES
ATTACHMENTS
MANDATORY REVIEW DATE 07/10/04
PURPOSE
To preclude the use of food as a disciplinary measure.
NRS 209.131
FOOD-ABUSIVE INMATE – Any inmate who deliberately disrupts feeding and food service operations by misuse of food or food service equipment, or abuse of employees or inmates serving the food by throwing liquids, food, urine, or feces.
MINIMUM DAILY CALORIE NEEDS – Approximately 2900 calories per inmate per day.
This
regulation applies to all employees and inmates within the Department.
1.1 Alternative
meal services may only be used for inmates who are housed in segregated
housing, and identified as a food-abusive inmate. (3-4252)
1.1.1
Alternative
meals are evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
1.1.2
Use of
the meal is based on health and safety considerations only.
1.1.3
The meal
must meet basic nutritional requirements.
1.1.4
Written
approval from the Warden is required prior to use of the alternative meal.
1.1.5
No
inmate will be served an alternative meal until the responsible health
authority
medically approves this
meal for the inmate.
1.1.6 The
substitution of meals will not exceed seven consecutive days for each incident.
1.1.7 Authorization for
placing an inmate
on an Alternative
Meal Service will
be
documented on the
Alternative Meal Service Approval/Disapproval Form DOC-3015.
1.2 DOC
Form 028, Incident Report Form, will be submitted by staff to the Warden,
detailing the incident for which the inmate was identified as a food-abusive
inmate.
1.2.1 A
separate Notice of Charges may also be written for the inmate’s action.
1.2.2 The imposition of the Alternative Meal
Service is not an approved disciplinary sanction. (3-4301)
1.3 Inmates
who supply sources of food to the food-abusive inmate cannot themselves be
considered food-abusive inmates and will be processed through ordinary
disciplinary procedures.
1.4
One
alternative meal will be served daily in a 24-hour period.
1.4.1 The meal will be sufficient in quality and
quantity to provide minimum daily calorie requirements and will be approved by
a registered dietitian.
1.4.2 Water is to be served with the meal.
1.4.3 No coffee or juice will be provided during
this meal.
1.5
Recipe
and cooking will be in accordance with attached Instructions.
ACA Standards 3-4252 and 3-4301
Alternative Meal Service Approval/Disapproval
Form DOC-3015
Incident Report Form DOC-028
Cooking Instructions
_______________________________________________ __________________
Jackie Crawford, Director Date
CONFIDENTIAL ________ XX
Yes No
THIS PROCEDURE SUPERSEDES ALL PRIOR WRITTEN
PROCEDURES ON THIS SPECIFIC SUBJECT.
ALTERNATIVE MEALS SERVICE
COOKING INSTRUCTIONS
I. RECIPE
The alternative meal will follow the recipe below:
· Two (2) ounces of powdered milk;
· Three and one half (3.5) ounces of raw grated potato;
· Three and one half (3.5) ounces of carrots, chopped fine;
· One (1) ounce, by volume, tomato juice or puree;
· Three and one half (3.5) ounces cabbage, chopped fine;
· Four (4) ounces of ground beef;
· Two (2) ounces of lard or shortening, or salad oil;
· One (1) ounce of white or whole wheat flour;
· Three and one half (3.5) ounces of chopped celery;
· One (1) egg; and
· Five (5) ounces of dry red beans, precooked before baking.
II. COOKING INSTRUCTIONS
Chop/dice vegetables; thoroughly mix the vegetables, meat, milk, tomato juice, flour, shortening, and egg; mold, place in bread pans; bake at 350 degrees (do not grease loaf pans). Bake until done. Makes one loaf.