Article 9 – Special Placements
62050.7.1 25‑to‑Life and Long‑Term Determinate Cases
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Inmates serving a 25-to-life or long-term determinate sentence may be placed in a Level III institution unless any of the following factors are present:
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High notoriety or special interest cases involving extreme violence or extensive sexual assault. A special interest case is defined as one which received extensive media coverage, beyond the locale of the offense or trial.
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A history of multiple walkaways or an escape or attempted escape with force or the threat of force from an armed perimeter.
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A history of serious behavioral problems during the current term or prior term.
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A commitment offense which involves multiple murders, a 25-to-life sentence with enhancements which exceed three years or a maximum Determinate Sentencing Law term for more than 39 years, unless three years with good behavior have been served.
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Any outstanding felony holds/detainers, unless three years with good conduct have been served on the term.
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