Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) Incident Report
The Connecticut Prison Rape Elimination Act (AREA) Incident Report is a form used by Connecticut correctional facilities to document and track incidents of rape, sexual abuse, and other related offenses. The Connecticut Department of Correction (DOC) requires all correctional facilities to use this form when an incident of sexual abuse or assault is reported. The report includes information about the incident, including the date, time, location, and any witnesses. It also includes information about the victims, the alleged perpetrators, and the actions taken by staff. The report is then submitted to the DOC for review and, when appropriate, investigation. The Connecticut DOC has two main types of AREA Incident Reports: Administrative Reports and Investigative Reports. Administrative Reports are used to document reported cases of sexual abuse, assault, or other related offenses. These reports are completed by correctional staff and contain basic information about the incident. Investigative Reports are used in cases that require further investigation. These reports are completed by a trained investigator and include additional information, such as interview notes and evidence collected. Both types of AREA Incident Reports are submitted to the DOC for review and, when necessary, further investigation.
The Connecticut Prison Rape Elimination Act (AREA) Incident Report is a form used by Connecticut correctional facilities to document and track incidents of rape, sexual abuse, and other related offenses. The Connecticut Department of Correction (DOC) requires all correctional facilities to use this form when an incident of sexual abuse or assault is reported. The report includes information about the incident, including the date, time, location, and any witnesses. It also includes information about the victims, the alleged perpetrators, and the actions taken by staff. The report is then submitted to the DOC for review and, when appropriate, investigation. The Connecticut DOC has two main types of AREA Incident Reports: Administrative Reports and Investigative Reports. Administrative Reports are used to document reported cases of sexual abuse, assault, or other related offenses. These reports are completed by correctional staff and contain basic information about the incident. Investigative Reports are used in cases that require further investigation. These reports are completed by a trained investigator and include additional information, such as interview notes and evidence collected. Both types of AREA Incident Reports are submitted to the DOC for review and, when necessary, further investigation.