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Disciplinary Appeal Case Study
Issue No. 1: In the appeal you state you did not direct any vulgar or insolent language to SGT. Sandstrom. Response: During review of your disciplinary hearing regarding your 222 infraction you did admit to making the statements toward staff. Admittance of making these statements was one reason why the hearings officer concluded the guilty disposition.

Only information that is accepted for review and consideration is the Disciplinary Appeal and the Disciplinary Appeal Continuation. OP 861.1 states “The offender shall not attach any additional documents to the Disciplinary Appeal other than the Disciplinary Appeal Continuation.”

On 6-9-17 while Sgt. M. Sandstrom was escorting D. Copeland #1072522 to SHU records indicate that
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