DOC 328.22(3)(c) (c) The activity of the offender.

DOC 328.22(3)(d) (d) Information provided by the offender.

DOC 328.22(3)(e) (e) The experience of the employee with that offender or in a similar circumstance.

DOC 328.22(3)(f) (f) Prior seizures of contraband from the offender.

DOC 328.22(4) (4) Informing the offender. Whenever possible before a search or seizure is conducted, an employee shall inform the offender of all of the following:

DOC 328.22(4)(a) (a) A search or seizure is about to occur.

DOC 328.22(4)(b) (b) The reason for the search or seizure.

DOC 328.22(4)(c) (c) The method for conducting the search or seizure.

DOC 328.22(4)(d) (d) The place where the search or seizure is to occur.

DOC 328.22(4)(e) (e) The consequences of not complying with the search or seizure.

DOC 328.22(5) (5) Pat down. A pat-down may be conducted at any time an employee has a reasonable concern that an offender may possess a weapon or other object which may be used as a weapon. After a pat-down, if the employee has reasonable grounds to believe that the offender may be in possession of a weapon or contraband, the employee may proceed with a personal search of the offender.

DOC 328.22(6) (6) Personal search.

DOC 328.22(6)(a) (a) Any staff member may conduct a personal search of an offender.

DOC 328.22(6)(b) (b) Every personal search shall be documented in the offender’s case record.

DOC 328.22(7) (7) Search of living quarters or property.

DOC 328.22(7)(a) (a) An agent shall obtain supervisory approval prior to any search under this subsection.

DOC 328.22(7)(b) (b) The employee who conducted the search shall complete a written report of every search of an offender’s living quarters or property. The report shall state all of the following:

DOC 328.22(7)(b)1. 1. The identity of the offender whose living quarters or property was searched.

DOC 328.22(7)(b)2. 2. The identity of any employee who conducted the search and any other persons present during the search.

DOC 328.22(7)(b)3. 3. The date, time, and place of the search.

DOC 328.22(7)(b)4. 4. The reason for conducting the search.

DOC 328.22(7)(b)5. 5. Any items seized pursuant to the search with documentation of chain of custody.

DOC 328.22(7)(b)6. 6. Whether any damage was done to the premises or property during the search.

DOC 328.22(7)(c) (c) During searches an employee may read business records and personal mail of offenders. The employee may not read any privileged legal materials, including any communication between an offender and an attorney, or any materials prepared in anticipation of a lawsuit.

DOC 328.22(7)(d) (d) An employee may not forcibly enter any property to conduct a search.

DOC 328.22(8) (8) Seizure of body contents.

DOC 328.22(8)(a) (a) Only licensed or certified medical staff may take a blood or stool sample.

DOC 328.22(8)(b) (b) When the agent or supervisor requires the collection of a urine specimen to be observed, an employee of the same sex as the offender shall observe and collect the urine specimen.

DOC 328.22(8)(c) (c) Any trained employee may conduct breathalyzer tests or collect hair or other physical material samples.