EFTA00035881.pdf

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April 2015 
Instructor Guide 
MODULE: INTRODUCTION TO CORRECTIONAL TECHNIQUES PHASE I 
LESSON: TAB 22: CONDUCTING SEARCHES 
LENGTH: 2 Hours 
INSTRUCTOR-TO-PARTICIPANT RATIO: One to any number of participants 
OBJECTIVE 1: Given a list of statements, the participants will identify the purpose and 
importance of conducting area searches in accordance with the Correctional Services Manual 
and PS 5521.05, Searches of Housing Units, Inmates, and Inmate Work Areas. 
OBJECTIVE 2: Given a list of statements, the participants will identify the general guidelines for 
conducting area searches in accordance with the Correctional Services Manual and PS 5521.05, 
Searches of Housing Units, Inmates, and Inmate Work Areas. 
OBJECTIVE 3: Given an inmate living area, an institution space or open area, and search 
equipment, the participants will conduct an area search in accordance with the PS 5521.05, 
Searches of Housing Units, Inmates, and Inmate Work Areas. 
OBJECTIVE 4: Given a course of instruction on the proper procedures for conducting a pat 
search, the participants will be able to perform all steps of a pat search. 
OBJECTIVE 5: Given a course of instruction and a list of options, the participants will be able to 
successfully identify the proper sequence of steps used in conducting a visual search. 
METHOD OF EVALUATION: Academic Testing / Practical Exercise 
PREREQUISITES: Logs, Memoranda, and Incident Reports; Identifying Contraband; Accounting 
for Contraband 
INSTRUCTIONAL AIDS: Local lists of items sold in the commissary, List of authorized items of 
inmates personal property from Institution Supplement, Search log, Tool box/carrier, 
Screwdrivers (Phillips and flat head), Mirror, Flashlight, Keys to area being searched, Probing 
devices, Mallet, Putty knife, Metal detector, Computer Presentation 
INSTRUCTIONAL EQUIPMENT: Computer, Projector, Projector Screen 
REFERENCES: Correctional Services Manual, PS 5521.05, Searches of Housing Units, Inmates, 
and Inmate Work …
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