What does a successful resolution of an appeal generally not delay?

A successful resolution of an appeal typically does not delay a transfer unless there are extraordinary circumstances because transfers within the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation are generally processed according to established protocols. In most cases, an appeal resolution will not interfere with the transfer process unless specific and significant factors, such as safety concerns, require immediate attention and complicate the transfer.

Considering the other options, changes in housing, disciplinary hearings, and access to medical care can often be subject to delays due to appeals. Housing changes may be on hold until appeals are resolved to ensure proper placement based on the outcome. Disciplinary hearings can also be postponed while an appeal is considered, as the outcome could influence the hearing's findings. Additionally, access to medical care might be delayed pending an appeal, especially if the requested care is related to the outcome of a disciplinary action. These factors highlight that the processing of transfers stands apart, except in specific circumstances, where urgency or safety issues could necessitate immediate action.