How to Read Key Fields on an ADC Inmate Record for Randall L. Williams (what you can see and how to verify it)

First, confirm you're on the right record. The facility line is one of the quickest identifiers - for this record, it shows "Randall L. Williams Cor. Facility." If you're comparing multiple people with similar names, that facility label helps you avoid pulling information from the wrong page.

Once you've confirmed the facility, scan for two fields families ask about often: Custody Classification and Risk Score/Level. Custody Classification appears on its own line (this record shows "C3"). Risk Score/Level is displayed with the facility name and a date - something like "Randall L. Williams Cor. Facility 01/20/2023 Minimum." That dated format is helpful when you're tracking changes over time.

In the same summary area, you'll see time-related fields that people often confuse with a release date. The page includes Good Time Class and PE/TE Date entries - shown here as "Good Time Class I-C" and "PE/TE Date 09/26/2020." These fields are visible, but the page doesn't explain what they mean in plain language.

Farther down, the record may include progress-style entries showing what someone has completed while incarcerated. The Program Achievements area lists program names alongside completion dates - Stress Management, Anger Management, and Thinking Errors Group, for example. Vocational or technical completions may appear in the same area, with the credential or course name and a completion date.

Custody Classification appears directly on the inmate page as part of the standard record view. On this record at Randall L. Williams, the value shown is "C3." The page displays the code but doesn't define it - treat it as a label you can reference when asking questions.

Risk Score/Level appears as dated entries tied to a specific facility, showing when and where a level was recorded. One example: "Randall L. Williams Cor. Facility 01/20/2023 Minimum." The page doesn't explain how that level is calculated or used, so use the exact wording from the record when verifying it with the appropriate office.

The record includes a Good Time Class field and a PE/TE Date entry. Here, the format appears as "Good Time Class I-C" and "PE/TE Date 09/26/2020." Easy to spot, but also easy to misread - don't assume these automatically equal a release date or guaranteed eligibility date.

To understand programming and progress, look for the Program Achievements section. The ADC record lists program names with completion dates - examples include Stress Management, Anger Management, and Thinking Errors Group. When keeping notes, copy the program title exactly as shown and write down the completion date next to it. That's the cleanest way to reference it later.

• ✓ ServSafe - Food Handler
• ✓ Landscape Construction and Design

The inmate page may also include a section for Major Guilty Disciplinary Violations. These entries are typically brief - an offense name paired with a date, like "Out Of Place Assignment 06/05/2016." The online record is more like an index than a full report, so you won't find the whole story here.

1. Write down the identifiers - note the facility name (“Randall L. Williams Cor. Facility”) and the ADC number from the record you’re viewing.
2. Screenshot the exact field - capture the line you’re asking about (for example, “Custody Classification C3,” “Risk Score/Level … Minimum,” or “Good Time Class I-C / PE/TE Date 09/26/2020”).
3. Contact the detaining agency with specific questions - use the wording from the page and ask for the definition, current status, or any document that explains the entry.
4. Get help for high-stakes decisions - if your question affects release planning, eligibility, or anything legal, consider speaking with an attorney or a qualified advocacy resource before you act on assumptions.