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This can be accomplished by placing the empty bottle on the daily pill line cart that comes around to each housing unit at least once a day. If medical staff feel that an inmate should not he in possession of certain medications they need (certain psychiatric medications), the inmate will be administered the medication by pharmacy during daily pill line. 4. Independent Medical Examinations {IME) If an attorney seeks a court order for an IME, the following information must be included: (6) (7) Inmate’s name and register number; A court order or similar court signed document for the examination; £ A provision for time and date to be determined by all affected parties; Expected length of examination; Name, title, and organization of each person attending (all-non attorneys and non-legal representatives will have to fill out an application so MCC can complete a background check (See Attachment B); List of all equipment to be used; and An indication of whether the inmate’s consent has been obtained. All of the above should be faxed to the Legal Department who will make arrangements with the medical department for a convenient time and date. The physician entering will be subject to using mm the equipment available at MCC New York. The physician will also have to complete Attachment B. 5. Visits with Inmates in Local Hospital All USMS inmates (inmates who have not yet been sentenced) will be referred to the USMS for visiting, whether legal or social. I. Special Housing Unit (SHU) MCC New York has a SHU to house inmates separate from the general population. The SHU consists of two categories o administrative detention and disciplinary segregation Disciplinary Segregation Status. A £ eells: f £ orm of separatioc general population in which inmates of Bureau from the v n ho commit serious violations Pa g for specified periods of time, in a Ww ‘ules are confined by the Discipline Hearing Officer, cel] removed from the general population. The DHO imposes the sanction of disciplinary segregation upon determining that no other available disposition will adequately achieve the purpose of punishment and deterrence necessary limits. to regulate an inmate's behavior within acceptable Page 20 of 22 DOJ-OGR-00023763