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In your grievance filed at Cerbat Unit, you claim you are being forced to attend programming when you have a medical exemption. Your resolution is to be exempt from assigned programs.

Your grievance appeal has been reviewed at Central Office and the Deputy Warden's response is affirmed. You are required to complete specific programming based on your identified risks and needs (5 X 5), and time to release and the Priority Ranking Report system. Your decision to not complete the required programming will affect the level of incentives and privileges that you receive. Pursuant to Department Order 809.01 EARNED INCENTIVE PROGRAM CRITERIA:
1.1 The Earned Incentive Program is a system of graduated rewards and sanctions encouraging inmates to
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