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What is the legal age limit for juveniles who are not capable of committing crimes according to NRS?
What is the legal age limit for juveniles who are not capable of committing crimes according to NRS?
- 8 years old
- 12 years old
- 10 years old (correct)
- 14 years old
What action should officers take if a juvenile aged 10 or younger is not safe in their home environment?
What action should officers take if a juvenile aged 10 or younger is not safe in their home environment?
- Take the juvenile into temporary custody without warrant (correct)
- Arrest and book the juvenile
- Cite the juvenile
- Release the juvenile to their parent/guardian
According to OPD policy, what action should officers take if a juvenile aged 10 or younger is not endangered in the parent/guardian's care?
According to OPD policy, what action should officers take if a juvenile aged 10 or younger is not endangered in the parent/guardian's care?
- Arrest the juvenile
- Issue a citation to the juvenile
- Release the juvenile outright with no further action (correct)
- Book the juvenile
When can officers take juveniles aged 10 or younger into temporary custody without warrant?
When can officers take juveniles aged 10 or younger into temporary custody without warrant?
What is the overarching principle of OPD regarding juveniles aged 10 or younger who may have committed a criminal act?
What is the overarching principle of OPD regarding juveniles aged 10 or younger who may have committed a criminal act?
What do NRS regulations mandate regarding juveniles aged 10 or younger who may have engaged in what would otherwise be a criminal act?
What do NRS regulations mandate regarding juveniles aged 10 or younger who may have engaged in what would otherwise be a criminal act?
What is the primary action officers must take if they determine a juvenile under the age of 10 has committed a crime?
What is the primary action officers must take if they determine a juvenile under the age of 10 has committed a crime?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for officers when responding to a call involving a juvenile suspect under the age of 10?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for officers when responding to a call involving a juvenile suspect under the age of 10?
What is the primary action officers must take if they determine a juvenile under the age of 10 has not committed a crime?
What is the primary action officers must take if they determine a juvenile under the age of 10 has not committed a crime?
Which of the following is a requirement for officers when responding to a call involving a juvenile suspect under the age of 10 who has committed a crime?
Which of the following is a requirement for officers when responding to a call involving a juvenile suspect under the age of 10 who has committed a crime?
What is the primary action officers must take if they determine a juvenile under the age of 10 is mentally ill and dangerous?
What is the primary action officers must take if they determine a juvenile under the age of 10 is mentally ill and dangerous?
What is the primary action officers must take if they determine a juvenile under the age of 10 has committed a crime and it would not be safe to return them to their parent/guardian's care?
What is the primary action officers must take if they determine a juvenile under the age of 10 has committed a crime and it would not be safe to return them to their parent/guardian's care?
What is the primary action officers must take if they determine a juvenile under the age of 10 has not committed a crime and it would not be safe to return them to their parent/guardian's care?
What is the primary action officers must take if they determine a juvenile under the age of 10 has not committed a crime and it would not be safe to return them to their parent/guardian's care?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for officers when responding to a call involving a juvenile suspect under the age of 10 who has not committed a crime?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for officers when responding to a call involving a juvenile suspect under the age of 10 who has not committed a crime?
Which of the following is a requirement for officers when responding to a call involving a juvenile suspect under the age of 10 who has committed a crime?
Which of the following is a requirement for officers when responding to a call involving a juvenile suspect under the age of 10 who has committed a crime?
What is the primary action officers must take if they determine a juvenile under the age of 10 is a ward of the state?
What is the primary action officers must take if they determine a juvenile under the age of 10 is a ward of the state?
