Question: Do the
workload drivers follow the client in dData? Specifically, assume that all of
the drivers were previously coded to a client’s substantive case, and there is
then a supervised release violation, a probation violation, or a Rule 35
motion. Do those Workload Drivers’s
coded to a client’s original case automatically “follow” the client into the
new violation or Rule 35 case?
Answer:
No.
Please code the Workload
Drivers for every case. In the above example, the dData system doesn’t not
automatically associate the Workload Drivers from the old substantive case to
the new violation or Rule 35 case. The appropriate drivers should be re-entered
for that new case, even though it is the same client.
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