Podcast
Questions and Answers
What action should a sworn member take if a juvenile is determined to be a status offender?
What action should a sworn member take if a juvenile is determined to be a status offender?
- Release the juvenile without any further action.
- Initiate a criminal investigation.
- Contact the parents to resolve the issue.
- Contact the appropriate facility and transport the juvenile. (correct)
Which of the following is not classified as a status offense?
Which of the following is not classified as a status offense?
- Engaging in unlawful assembly. (correct)
- Habitual truancy from school.
- Disobedience of parental directions.
- Running away from home.
What must happen if a juvenile's behavior is not consistent with any status offender categories?
What must happen if a juvenile's behavior is not consistent with any status offender categories?
- The juvenile must be charged with a crime.
- The juvenile must be held in juvenile detention.
- The juvenile is to be transported to the family home.
- The sworn member must inform the parents/guardians to seek assistance. (correct)
Which action is specifically required of parents/guardians when a juvenile is transported to a facility?
Which action is specifically required of parents/guardians when a juvenile is transported to a facility?
What does the category of behavior that is 'injurious to welfare' include?
What does the category of behavior that is 'injurious to welfare' include?
When should sworn members contact the North Patrol Division or Help Desk?
When should sworn members contact the North Patrol Division or Help Desk?
Which of the following actions is specifically excluded for sworn members when dealing with status offenders?
Which of the following actions is specifically excluded for sworn members when dealing with status offenders?
What is a common characteristic of status offenders related to school attendance?
What is a common characteristic of status offenders related to school attendance?
What is the main responsibility of sworn members when processing juveniles taken into custody?
What is the main responsibility of sworn members when processing juveniles taken into custody?
Which of the following describes a Deputy Juvenile Officer (DJO)?
Which of the following describes a Deputy Juvenile Officer (DJO)?
What type of charges can sworn members book juveniles for, according to the directive?
What type of charges can sworn members book juveniles for, according to the directive?
Which of the following is NOT a role of a Deputy Juvenile Officer?
Which of the following is NOT a role of a Deputy Juvenile Officer?
What is a Certified Juvenile?
What is a Certified Juvenile?
Which document does the directive rescind?
Which document does the directive rescind?
When should sworn members apply these procedures for booking juveniles?
When should sworn members apply these procedures for booking juveniles?
What is the effective date of the procedural instruction outlined?
What is the effective date of the procedural instruction outlined?
What is the primary purpose of detaining curfew status offenders in the Zona Rosa Shopping District?
What is the primary purpose of detaining curfew status offenders in the Zona Rosa Shopping District?
Which action is explicitly prohibited when handling juvenile status offenders according to federal guidelines?
Which action is explicitly prohibited when handling juvenile status offenders according to federal guidelines?
What must a detaining sworn member do if a responsible adult other than the parent/guardian arrives to retrieve the status offender?
What must a detaining sworn member do if a responsible adult other than the parent/guardian arrives to retrieve the status offender?
During which time frame may a location be designated to detain curfew status offenders?
During which time frame may a location be designated to detain curfew status offenders?
What is one recommended practice for monitoring juvenile status offenders in detention?
What is one recommended practice for monitoring juvenile status offenders in detention?
What must the detaining sworn member do before transporting a status offender?
What must the detaining sworn member do before transporting a status offender?
What should be included in the custody log for juvenile status offenders?
What should be included in the custody log for juvenile status offenders?
What does the term CRN refer to in the context of detaining status offenders?
What does the term CRN refer to in the context of detaining status offenders?
What age must a juvenile be to be treated as an adult traffic violator for certain violations?
What age must a juvenile be to be treated as an adult traffic violator for certain violations?
What is the role of a DJO when a juvenile aged 15 or older is issued a traffic citation?
What is the role of a DJO when a juvenile aged 15 or older is issued a traffic citation?
What happens to traffic citations issued to juveniles aged 15 and older?
What happens to traffic citations issued to juveniles aged 15 and older?
How are court cases for juveniles issued traffic citations handled?
How are court cases for juveniles issued traffic citations handled?
What type of bond are juveniles released on when cited for traffic violations?
What type of bond are juveniles released on when cited for traffic violations?
What is true about the handling of certified juveniles for future arrests?
What is true about the handling of certified juveniles for future arrests?
Which statement correctly describes the separation of juveniles in detention?
Which statement correctly describes the separation of juveniles in detention?
What occurs when a sworn member initiates a computer check on a juvenile?
What occurs when a sworn member initiates a computer check on a juvenile?
What is required for the verification of truancy status?
What is required for the verification of truancy status?
Who will serve as the complainant in truancy cases?
Who will serve as the complainant in truancy cases?
What time frame is designated for curfews for persons under 16 years of age?
What time frame is designated for curfews for persons under 16 years of age?
What is the curfew for persons aged 16 to under 18 years old?
What is the curfew for persons aged 16 to under 18 years old?
During what period do the curfews for persons under 18 years of age apply?
During what period do the curfews for persons under 18 years of age apply?
What should a sworn member do if the school authorities refuse to accept a student back?
What should a sworn member do if the school authorities refuse to accept a student back?
What is the minimum age for persons who can be subject to the defined curfew?
What is the minimum age for persons who can be subject to the defined curfew?
What is required for minors under curfew to be exempt from the restrictions?
What is required for minors under curfew to be exempt from the restrictions?
Flashcards are hidden until you start studying
Study Notes
Introduction to Juvenile Procedures
- Directive outlines responsibilities of sworn members for processing juveniles in custody for misdemeanors, traffic, or felonies.
- Officers on or off duty must complete juvenile booking processes.
Terminology
- Certified Juvenile: A youth under 18 tried as an adult.
- Deputy Juvenile Officer (DJO): An officer with powers to make arrests and assist juvenile courts.
Status Offenders Categories
- Truancy: Repeated absences from school without justification.
- Disobedience: Failing to follow lawful directions from guardians.
- Runaway: Habitual absence from home without permission.
- Injurious Behavior: Actions harmful to self or others, e.g., self-mutilation or associating with felons.
- Curfew Violations: Infractions applicable only to juveniles.
Procedures for Status Offenders
- Officers assess if juvenile behavior falls into status offender categories.
- Authorized to transport juveniles if applicable; parents/guardians must sign them in.
- If no offense is documented, parents/guardians are informed to seek court assistance.
Curfew Regulations
- Under 16 Years: Curfew from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. between Memorial Day and the last Sunday of September unless accompanied by an adult.
- Ages 16 to 18: Curfew from 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. during the same period, also with adult supervision.
- Year-Round Curfew: Set between 11:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. for those under 18, excluding designated shopping areas.
Detainment Procedures for Curfew Violators
- Designated locations may be used for detaining curfew offenders from Memorial Day to late September.
- Officers must contact parents/guardians for pickup and issue a summons.
- Responsible adults other than parents must complete a warrant application for the parent/guardian.
Federal Guidelines for Detainment of Juvenile Status Offenders
- Avoid using holding cells or cuffing juveniles to stationary objects.
- Ensure no sight or sound contact with adults; constant supervision is recommended.
- Maintain a custody log documenting check-ins, food and restroom access.
Handling of Certified Juveniles
- Certified juveniles treated as minors for future offenses unless a motion for adult transfer is filed by a DJO.
- Detained separate from non-certified juveniles.
Traffic Violations for Juveniles Age 15 and Older
- Juveniles 15+ suspected of traffic violations processed as adult violators.
- Traffic citations issued on-site without DJO jurisdiction; juveniles released at the scene.
- Court appearances automatically set for traffic violations via electronic citations.
- Release on signature bond required; no detention in adult facilities ensuring complete separation from adult offenders.
Studying That Suits You
Use AI to generate personalized quizzes and flashcards to suit your learning preferences.
