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When an inmate in a state prison run by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) is accused of violating one of the disciplinary rules of the prison by a prison official or guard, he or she will receive a Rules Violation Report. These are commonly known as a “Form 115” or just a “115.”

Notification about people in state prisons To register, victims and survivors must complete the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) Request for Victim Services Form 1707.

HOW ARE INMATES CLASSIFIED? CDCR's inmate classification system differentiates inmates in two primary ways. Specifically, the system assigns each inmate a (1) housing security level and (2) custody designation. Housing Security Level.

Q: An inmate's family member just died, how can I let them know right away? A: The Office of Religious and Volunteer Services can be reached at (213) 974-8085 on week days between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM. They will assist in making a death notification to any inmate.

HOW ARE INMATES CLASSIFIED? CDCR's inmate classification system differentiates inmates in two primary ways. Specifically, the system assigns each inmate a (1) housing security level and (2) custody designation. Housing Security Level.

The Inmate Locator is found on CDCR's public website, and allows anyone to search for an inmate by name or CDCR number to see where the inmate is being housed. It also provides the inmate's age, CDCR number, admission date, and his or her earliest parole eligible date.

The 602 appeals process allows inmates in prisons run by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) to appeal any decision, action, condition, policy, or regulation of the CDCR. The appeal can be made if the CDCR's conduct has a material adverse effect on the inmate's welfare.

Requests can be made by completing the CDCR form 1707, Request for Victim Services. You can either download the CDCR 1707 form and send it OVSRS or you can apply online using our e1707. Apply Online. Download Form. Aplicar en línea.

The 602 appeals process allows inmates in prisons run by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) to appeal any decision, action, condition, policy, or regulation of the CDCR. The appeal can be made if the CDCR's conduct has a material adverse effect on the inmate's welfare.

INMATE PLACEMENT (SECURITY LEVEL) (1) An inmate with a placement score of 0 through 18 shall be placed in a Level I facility. (2) An inmate with a placement score of 19 through 35 shall be placed in a Level II facility. (3) An inmate with a placement score of 36 through 59 shall be placed in a Level III facility.

(See §§ 8.27-8.40.) The CDCR summarizes sentencing and credit information on a computer printout called a Legal Status Summary (LSS), sometimes accompanied by a credits worksheet. A sample LSS and explanation is included as Appendix 4-A. The most important date on the LSS is the Earliest Possible Release Date (EPRD).

Each inmate shall sign a CDC Form 128-0, Chrono-Document Receipt, indicating receipt of notification of rules and available programs. A copy of the signed CDC Form 128-0 shall be placed in each inmate's C-file.

When an inmate in a state prison run by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) is accused of violating one of the disciplinary rules of the prison by a prison official or guard, he or she will receive a Rules Violation Report. These are commonly known as a “Form 115” or just a “115.”

Notification about people in state prisons To register, victims and survivors must complete the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) Request for Victim Services Form 1707.

HOW ARE INMATES CLASSIFIED? CDCR's inmate classification system differentiates inmates in two primary ways. Specifically, the system assigns each inmate a (1) housing security level and (2) custody designation. Housing Security Level.

Q: An inmate's family member just died, how can I let them know right away? A: The Office of Religious and Volunteer Services can be reached at (213) 974-8085 on week days between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM. They will assist in making a death notification to any inmate.

HOW ARE INMATES CLASSIFIED? CDCR's inmate classification system differentiates inmates in two primary ways. Specifically, the system assigns each inmate a (1) housing security level and (2) custody designation. Housing Security Level.

The Inmate Locator is found on CDCR's public website, and allows anyone to search for an inmate by name or CDCR number to see where the inmate is being housed. It also provides the inmate's age, CDCR number, admission date, and his or her earliest parole eligible date.

The 602 appeals process allows inmates in prisons run by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) to appeal any decision, action, condition, policy, or regulation of the CDCR. The appeal can be made if the CDCR's conduct has a material adverse effect on the inmate's welfare.

Requests can be made by completing the CDCR form 1707, Request for Victim Services. You can either download the CDCR 1707 form and send it OVSRS or you can apply online using our e1707. Apply Online. Download Form. Aplicar en línea.

The 602 appeals process allows inmates in prisons run by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) to appeal any decision, action, condition, policy, or regulation of the CDCR. The appeal can be made if the CDCR's conduct has a material adverse effect on the inmate's welfare.

INMATE PLACEMENT (SECURITY LEVEL) (1) An inmate with a placement score of 0 through 18 shall be placed in a Level I facility. (2) An inmate with a placement score of 19 through 35 shall be placed in a Level II facility. (3) An inmate with a placement score of 36 through 59 shall be placed in a Level III facility.

(See §§ 8.27-8.40.) The CDCR summarizes sentencing and credit information on a computer printout called a Legal Status Summary (LSS), sometimes accompanied by a credits worksheet. A sample LSS and explanation is included as Appendix 4-A. The most important date on the LSS is the Earliest Possible Release Date (EPRD).

Each inmate shall sign a CDC Form 128-0, Chrono-Document Receipt, indicating receipt of notification of rules and available programs. A copy of the signed CDC Form 128-0 shall be placed in each inmate's C-file.

When an inmate in a state prison run by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) is accused of violating one of the disciplinary rules of the prison by a prison official or guard, he or she will receive a Rules Violation Report. These are commonly known as a “Form 115” or just a “115.”

Notification about people in state prisons To register, victims and survivors must complete the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) Request for Victim Services Form 1707.

HOW ARE INMATES CLASSIFIED? CDCR's inmate classification system differentiates inmates in two primary ways. Specifically, the system assigns each inmate a (1) housing security level and (2) custody designation. Housing Security Level.

Q: An inmate's family member just died, how can I let them know right away? A: The Office of Religious and Volunteer Services can be reached at (213) 974-8085 on week days between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM. They will assist in making a death notification to any inmate.

HOW ARE INMATES CLASSIFIED? CDCR's inmate classification system differentiates inmates in two primary ways. Specifically, the system assigns each inmate a (1) housing security level and (2) custody designation. Housing Security Level.

The Inmate Locator is found on CDCR's public website, and allows anyone to search for an inmate by name or CDCR number to see where the inmate is being housed. It also provides the inmate's age, CDCR number, admission date, and his or her earliest parole eligible date.

The 602 appeals process allows inmates in prisons run by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) to appeal any decision, action, condition, policy, or regulation of the CDCR. The appeal can be made if the CDCR's conduct has a material adverse effect on the inmate's welfare.

Requests can be made by completing the CDCR form 1707, Request for Victim Services. You can either download the CDCR 1707 form and send it OVSRS or you can apply online using our e1707. Apply Online. Download Form. Aplicar en línea.

The 602 appeals process allows inmates in prisons run by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) to appeal any decision, action, condition, policy, or regulation of the CDCR. The appeal can be made if the CDCR's conduct has a material adverse effect on the inmate's welfare.

INMATE PLACEMENT (SECURITY LEVEL) (1) An inmate with a placement score of 0 through 18 shall be placed in a Level I facility. (2) An inmate with a placement score of 19 through 35 shall be placed in a Level II facility. (3) An inmate with a placement score of 36 through 59 shall be placed in a Level III facility.

(See §§ 8.27-8.40.) The CDCR summarizes sentencing and credit information on a computer printout called a Legal Status Summary (LSS), sometimes accompanied by a credits worksheet. A sample LSS and explanation is included as Appendix 4-A. The most important date on the LSS is the Earliest Possible Release Date (EPRD).

Each inmate shall sign a CDC Form 128-0, Chrono-Document Receipt, indicating receipt of notification of rules and available programs. A copy of the signed CDC Form 128-0 shall be placed in each inmate's C-file.