Which term refers to a document containing a current picture of an inmate, name, inmate identification number, physical description, incarceration date, date of birth, end of sentence date, and inmate's custody level?

• A. Facesheet
• B. Inmate Roster
• C. Booking Sheet
• D. Case File

Answer: (A)

In corrections, a facesheet provides a quick, at-a-glance profile for an inmate. It consolidates essential identifying and custody information into one current document: a photo, name, inmate identification number, physical description, incarceration date, date of birth, end of sentence date, and the inmate’s custody level. This combination lets staff verify identity and determine housing, movement, and security classification efficiently.

An inmate roster is simply a list of inmates in the facility, not a single, up-to-date profile with all those fields. A booking sheet covers intake details like the arrest, charges, and entry data, but may not include the end-of-sentence date or custody level. A case file gathers legal documents related to a case, not the ongoing identity and custody data used for daily custody decisions.