12 Questions
What is the primary responsibility of the Douglas County Attorney’s Office - Juvenile Division?
To determine the course of action for a juvenile's case
At what age is a suspect no longer considered a juvenile for criminal prosecution purposes?
18 years old
What is the purpose of the Douglas County Attorney’s Office - Juvenile Division valuing input from officers?
To seek alternative methods to alter the juvenile's delinquent behavior
Which age group does the Omaha Police Department's 'Juvenile – Ages Ten (10) and Younger' policy apply to?
10 years old and younger
What should officers do if they have additional information that would aid in diverting the offender from delinquent behavior?
Report the information to the Douglas County Attorney’s Office - Juvenile Division
What action will officers take if a juvenile suspect is between 11 and 17 years old?
Advise the victim that the case has been referred to the Douglas County Attorney’s Office - Juvenile Division for formal review
What is the role of officers in the juvenile court process?
To take appropriate law enforcement action as is appropriate to the circumstances
What is the primary role of the Douglas County Attorney’s Office - Juvenile Division in this policy?
To formally review and dispose of misdemeanor cases involving juveniles between 11 and 17 years old
Where can interested parties obtain further information regarding a juvenile's case?
402-444-7051
What is the outcome for a juvenile suspect under 11 years old?
The suspect is handled in accordance with State Statute based on their age
Why will officers not advise victims of the outcome for juvenile suspects under 11 years old?
Because the suspect is being handled in accordance with State Statute based on their age
What is the purpose of the Omaha Police Department's policy on juvenile referrals?
To provide a clear procedure for officers to follow when dealing with juvenile suspects
This quiz covers the Omaha Police Department's policy on referring juvenile misdemeanor cases to the Douglas County Attorney's Office. Learn about the procedures for officers when citing or releasing juveniles between 11 and 17 years old. Test your knowledge of the OPD's policy and its guidelines.
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