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What is the primary consideration when dealing with juvenile offenders, victims, and witnesses?
What is the primary consideration when dealing with juvenile offenders, victims, and witnesses?
What is a factor considered when determining if a juvenile is capable of understanding their rights?
What is a factor considered when determining if a juvenile is capable of understanding their rights?
What is necessary for a juvenile to waive their rights?
What is necessary for a juvenile to waive their rights?
What should be included in the investigative report, if possible?
What should be included in the investigative report, if possible?
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What is the primary responsibility of the deputy when dealing with juvenile offenders?
What is the primary responsibility of the deputy when dealing with juvenile offenders?
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What is an option for handling juvenile offenders?
What is an option for handling juvenile offenders?
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What is required of the deputy when explaining the juvenile justice system procedures to juveniles?
What is required of the deputy when explaining the juvenile justice system procedures to juveniles?
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What is necessary for a juvenile's statement and cooperation to be admissible?
What is necessary for a juvenile's statement and cooperation to be admissible?
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What should deputies do when taking a juvenile into custody for a criminal violation?
What should deputies do when taking a juvenile into custody for a criminal violation?
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What should be included in the notation in the Event Report and/or investigative action report?
What should be included in the notation in the Event Report and/or investigative action report?
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When should constitutional rights be given to a juvenile?
When should constitutional rights be given to a juvenile?
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What is the purpose of the Statement of Rights form (BSO RP#17)?
What is the purpose of the Statement of Rights form (BSO RP#17)?
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Who should witness the Miranda warning if it is given verbally?
Who should witness the Miranda warning if it is given verbally?
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What is the goal of the interview process?
What is the goal of the interview process?
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What should deputies document in the Event Report and/or investigative action report if notification is not made with the parent?
What should deputies document in the Event Report and/or investigative action report if notification is not made with the parent?
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Why should deputies inform the suspect and any parent or custodian present of BSO and juvenile justice procedures?
Why should deputies inform the suspect and any parent or custodian present of BSO and juvenile justice procedures?
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Study Notes
Custodial Interview of Juvenile
- Deputies must make a reasonable effort to notify the juvenile's parent or legal custodian of the charges and location before any interview.
- Notification includes at least a telephone call to the parent's home and place of employment.
- The interviewing deputy must inform the suspect and any parent or custodian present of BSO and juvenile justice procedures.
Documenting Notifications
- Deputies must note in the Event Report and/or investigative action report that notification was made to the juvenile's parent or legal custodian.
- The notation must include pertinent contact information (name, time, etc.) and the response of the parent or custodian.
Constitutional Rights
- Constitutional rights (per Miranda decision) must be given before any interview.
- If possible, these rights should be given in the presence of the parent or legal custodian.
Executing Rights
- The Statement of Rights form (BSO RP#17) should be fully executed by the questioning deputy and subject juvenile.
- If Miranda is given verbally, it must be witnessed by a second deputy and properly documented in the deputy's report.
Interview Procedures
- Interviews will be of a reasonable duration using a minimal number of deputies to conduct the interview.
- The least coercive methods possible will be used to complete the assigned case.
Consent and Capacity
- Consent of the juvenile's parent, legal custodian, or caretaker is desired but not essential.
- The juvenile's capacity to understand their rights and significance will be considered, including factors such as age, marital status, education, and intellectual level.
Handling Juvenile Offenders
- Juvenile offenders will be handled in one of the following ways:
- Outright release with no further action to parent or parents, custodian, or responsible adult.
- Juvenile referral with release to parent or parents, custodian, or responsible adult.
- Juvenile referral to JAC.
Burden of Proof
- The deputy must clearly demonstrate that:
- Constitutional rights were properly given.
- Juvenile justice system procedures were explained to juveniles.
- Juveniles understood their rights.
- Juveniles waived their rights knowingly and intelligently.
- Juveniles' statement and cooperation were made freely and voluntarily.
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Standard operating procedure for law enforcement officers when interviewing a juvenile in custody, including notification of parents or legal custodians.