Procedure for Detention Decision Sample Clauses

Procedure for Detention Decision. Upon charging a juvenile with a delinquent act, the police officer may release the juvenile to a parent or contact Intake for a decision to place the juvenile in the RYDC, or other placement as determined by Intake. The police officer does not require approval from Intake to release to a parent if the police officer, in his or her discretion, believes the juvenile does not pose a serious risk of injury to the person or property of others. If the police officer believes the child may pose serious injury, or is not sure and requires a decision from Intake, the police officer shall contact Intake by phone to provide the necessary information for Intake to determine if the juvenile requires detention. If the juvenile does not require detention, the police officer shall release to the parent or the school. Under no circumstances shall the police officer transport the juvenile to the RYDC or to Intake unless bona fide attempts to locate the parent are unsuccessful and Intake has given permission for the transport of the juvenile to Intake or the RYDC or Intake has found special circumstances for the transport of the juvenile to Intake or the RYDC. Upon receiving a call from a police officer regarding a detention decision, Intake shall respond immediately and provide a detention decision within ten (10) minutes of receipt of the call. If unforeseen circumstances arise that cause a delay in the response to the police officer, Intake shall contact the police officer before the expiration of the ten (10) minutes to explain the delay and give an estimated time for the decision. Under no circumstances shall the decision be delayed for more than twenty (20) minutes. Any delays should be reported by the police officer to the Intake Supervisor or the Chief Probation Officer. The police officer shall not contact the judge for a detention decision unless the police officer cannot contact Intake. The parties acknowledge that the judge does not always have immediate access to the information required to make an appropriate and fair detention decision, and that all juveniles shall be afforded the same assessment procedure to ensure equity and fair treatment of all juveniles coming in contact with law enforcement, public school system, and the Court. Upon receiving a call from a police officer for a detention decision, Intake shall immediately follow the procedure set forth by the policy on detention decision- making in delinquent cases that require the completion of the Deten...
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