Which form is specifically utilized for minor disciplinary infractions?

The Corrective Consultation (CC) Form is specifically designed for addressing minor disciplinary infractions within correctional facilities. This form allows staff to document minor offenses and to engage in a constructive dialogue with the offender, usually focusing on correction and behavior modification rather than punishment. Its purpose is to guide individuals towards better choices through counseling and consultation, making it an essential tool in maintaining order while promoting rehabilitation.

This form reflects a more rehabilitative approach to discipline, focusing on correcting behavior and preventing future infractions rather than escalating punitive measures. By contrast, other forms mentioned in the question are intended for different purposes: the Counts Form is for documenting counts of inmates, the Equipment Check Form is for inventory and safety checks of equipment, and the Use of Force Report is used when physical force is applied. Each of these serves specific operational needs that do not relate to the minor disciplinary infractions addressed by the Corrective Consultation Form.