Juvenile - Felony Charges
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What is the procedure for juveniles aged fourteen (14) through seventeen (17) regarding booking as adults for certain felonies?

  • Officers should detain all juveniles aged fourteen (14) through seventeen (17) without exception.
  • Juveniles aged fourteen (14) through seventeen (17) must be booked as adults for any felony committed.
  • CIB detectives should investigate the case and seek approval from the Douglas County Attorney’s Office. (correct)
  • Juveniles aged fourteen (14) through seventeen (17) cannot be booked as adults under any circumstances.

    • According to the OPD policy, which age group of juveniles can never be booked as adults?

  • Thirteen (13) and under (correct)
  • Ten (10) and younger
  • Eleven (11) through thirteen (13)
  • Fourteen (14) through seventeen (17)

    • What types of felonies require approval to book juveniles aged fourteen (14) through seventeen (17) as adults?

  • All types of felonies
  • Class IA, IB, IC, ID, II, or IIA Felonies (correct)
  • Class IIIA or IV Felonies
  • Only non-traffic Misdemeanors

    • Who is responsible for justifying to the Douglas County Attorney’s Office why a juvenile aged fourteen (14) through seventeen (17) should be booked as an adult?

    <p>CIB detectives (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to the policy, which group of juveniles must officers follow a separate policy for when considering booking them as adults?

    <p>Juveniles aged ten (10) and younger (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    For which type of charges are officers required to request detention for all juveniles?

    <p>All felonies and firearms-related charges (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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