Which state custody grade refers to inmates eligible for placement at a work camp with a secure perimeter but who are not eligible for placement in an outside work assignment without armed supervision?

• A. Medium security level
• B. Juvenile inmate
• C. Jurisdiction
• D. Medium custody grade

Answer: (D)

Inmate custody classification assigns a custody grade to align housing and work programs with an inmate's risk and supervision needs. Work camps have a secure perimeter, designed for inmates who can perform work under controlled conditions while still needing containment. Inmates in this category are not eligible for outside, unarmed work assignments, meaning any outside work requires armed supervision. That combination maps to the medium custody grade. Other terms like medium security level refer to broader security classifications rather than the specific custody designation, juvenile inmate is not applicable to state custody grades for adults, and jurisdiction is unrelated to custody classification.