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3/22/2021
San Diego County Sheriff’s Department
Gender Identity
Jail Population Management Unit
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Welcome and
Introduction
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• Identify special considerations related
to gender identity issues
• Differentiate how people can identify
Gender Identity themselves
• Identify social and economic impact
relating to gender identity
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Identify special considerations
related to gender identity issues
• Searches
• Housing
• Programming
• Hygiene, Commissary, Clothing
• Urine testing
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• JIMS Hazards/modifiers:
• Gender Identity
• TGF – Female
• TGM – Male
• TGX – Non‐binary/other
• Search Preference
• MSS – Male search
• FSS – Female search
• Housing Preference
• Inmates preference but JPMU has
the final housing determination.
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Housing and
programming
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Urinalysis
Testing
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Ally:
A person who is not LGBTQ+ but supports LGBTQ+ people
and promotes equality. An ally stands up to discriminatory
behavior and works to understand the complexities of the
LGBTQ+ community.
Asexual:
An adjective used to describe people who do not
experience sexual attraction.
Bisexual:
A person who is emotionally, physically, and/or sexually
Definitions attracted to more than one gender or sexual category.
Cisgender:
Describes someone who feels comfortable with the
gender identity and gender expressions assigned to them
based on their physical sex.
Discrimination:
Prejudice + power. It occurs when members of a more
powerful social group behave unjustly or cruelly to
members of a less powerful group.
Drag:
The performance of one or multiple genders theatrically.
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Gay:
Term used in some cultures settings to represent makes who are
attracted to makes in romantic or emotional sense. This term can
also apply to genders other than men.
Gender:
A socially constructed concepts classifying behavior as either
“masculine” or “Feminine” unrelated to one’s external genitalia.
Gender Identity:
Definitions Distinct from sexual orientation and refers to a person’s internal,
deeply felt sense of being male, female or non‐binary.
Cont. Gender Expression:
A person’s expression of their gender identity including
appearance, dress, mannerisms, speech and social interaction.
Gender Non‐Conforming:
Gender characteristics and/or behaviors that do not confirm to
those typically associated with a person’s biological sex.
Gender “Norms”:
The expectations associated with “masculine” and “feminine”
conduct based on how society commonly believes males and
females should behave.
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Heteronormativity:
The assumption in individuals or institutions that everyone is heterosexual
and that heterosexuality is superior to other sexual orientations.
Homosexual:
Sexual, emotional and/or romantic attraction to persons of the same sex.
Intersex:
A condition in which a person is born with external genitalia, internal
reproductive organs, chromosome patterns and/or an endocrine system
that does not fit typical definitions of male or female.
Definitions Lesbian:
Cont. Commonly refers to women typically attracted to other women.
LGBTQ+:
Acronym used to include all those who have diverse sexual orientations
and/or gender identities. The acronym includes those who identify as
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and/or questioning and the “+”
includes all others within the spectrum.
Non‐Binary:
Term used by some people who experience their gender identity and/or
gender expression as falling outside the categories of man and woman.
They may self‐identify as falling somewhere in between man and woman,
or they may define it as wholly different from these terms.
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Questioning:
Active process in which a person explores her or his own sexual
orientation and/or gender identity and questions the cultural
assumptions that they are heterosexual and/or gender
confirming.
Sex:
One’s anatomical make‐up, including external genitalia,
chromosomes and reproductive system.
Sexual Orientation:
Definitions Romantic and/or physical attraction to members of the same or
different sex.
Cont. Transgender:
A person whose gender identity (internal sense of feeling male or
female) differs from their sex at birth, whether or not they have
changed their biological characteristics. A transgender identity is
not dependent upon physical appearance or medical procedures.
Transgender Female:
A person whose birth sex was male, but understands herself to be
and desires to live as a female.
Transgender Male:
A person whose birth sex was female, but understands himself to
be and desires to live as a male.
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Social and • Family
economic impact • Homelessness
relating to • Employment
gender identity Unjust: How The Broken
Criminal Justice System Fails
LGBT People
Movement Advancement
Project and Advancement
Project
https://www.lgbtmap.org/file/lg
bt‐criminal‐justice.pdf
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Family Rejection
Unjust: How The Broken
Criminal Justice System Fails
LGBT People
Movement Advancement
Project and Advancement
Project
https://www.lgbtmap.org/file/lg
bt‐criminal‐justice.pdf
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Increased Rates of
Homelessness
Unjust: How The Broken
Criminal Justice System Fails
LGBT People
Movement Advancement
Project and Advancement
Project
https://www.lgbtmap.org/file/lg
bt‐criminal‐justice.pdf
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Employment
Discrimination
Unjust: How The Broken
Criminal Justice System Fails
LGBT People
Movement Advancement
Project and Advancement
Project
https://www.lgbtmap.org/file/lg
bt‐criminal‐justice.pdf
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Unjust: How The Broken
Criminal Justice System Fails
LGBT People
Movement Advancement
Project and Advancement
Project
https://www.lgbtmap.org/file/lg
bt‐criminal‐justice.pdf
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Questions?
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JPMU Contact information
San Diego Central Jail
Phone: (619) 615‐2828
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12San Diego County
SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT
VOLUNTARY GENDER IDENTITY STATEMENT
OF PREFERENCE
It is the duty of the Sheriff's Detention Services Bureau to receive, evaluate, house and provide secure,
safe and humane custody of all persons who are lawfully committed or held for confinement until their
appropriate release from Sheriff's custody. Every inmate, including each transgender, intersex or gender
non-conforming inmate, will be individually assessed and provided appropriate housing based on
classification standards.
Please complete the following information so your preference can be documented and considered:
Booking Number: Gender Identity:
Search Preference
Female Male No Preference
Housing Preference
While in custody I would prefer to be housed with:
Female Male No Preference
I understand this is a preference and the ultimate decision will be based on several factors to include my
safety, safety of staff and others.
Signature Date
Witnessing Sworn Staff
Print Name ARJIS
Signature Date Time
J-350 10/19 Original: Custody RecordYou can also read
