Does it mean anything when an inmate is moved to different dorms?
Kecia Powell
It depends on the custody level of the inmate.
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It depends on the custody level of the inmate. Movement does have "meaning" but it's not always a bad reason. In most cases, movement is nothing to be concerned about. Movement of bunk assignment is commonplace. Maybe 20% of the movement is for disciplinary reasons.
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Accepted Answer Date Created: July 25,2016
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Last reviewed July 2016.