It is necessary for correctional staff to make classification decisions of inmates in at least two areas. What are those two areas?
A. the inmate’s physical characteristics and their criminal history
B. the inmate’s willingness to cooperate with correctional staff and their mental health needs
C. the inmate’s level of physical restraint and their custody grade
D. the inmate’s medical needs and their mental health needs
C. the inmate’s level of physical restraint and their custody grade
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