1. The Youth Parole Bureau, each juvenile
court and local juvenile probation department and the staff of each regional
facility for the treatment and rehabilitation of children shall, for each child
discharged from parole or over whom the juvenile court has terminated its
jurisdiction, as applicable, report to the Division, in the form prescribed by
the Division, the following information:
(a)
The information described in
NRS
62H.210;
(b) The identification number assigned to the
child pursuant to NAC
62H.100;
(c) The date on which the child was referred
to the Bureau, court, department or facility;
(d) The gender identity or expression of the
child;
(e) Whether the household in
which the child resides is at, above or below the federally designated level
signifying poverty;
(f) The last
grade completed by the child and whether the child received a high school
diploma or successfully completed the high school equivalency assessment
selected by the State Board of Education;
(g) The results of any risk assessment or
mental health screening conducted on the child pursuant to
NRS
62E.506 at the time of referral or commitment
and at the time the child was discharged or jurisdiction was
terminated;
(h) Whether the child
was placed in a home or committed to an agency or institution and, if so, the
type of home, agency or institution in which the child was placed or to which
the child was committed, if applicable;
(i) Whether any programs or services were
received by the child, and, if so, the types of programs or services received,
including, without limitation:
(1) Services
for mental health, including, without limitation, counseling for groups of
parents on issues relating to raising a family;
(2) Services for special needs, including,
without limitation, counseling on managing anger; and
(3) Education, counseling or treatment for a
substance use disorder;
(j) The most serious delinquent act or status
offense for which the child was referred or for which the child was:
(1) Placed under informal supervision
pursuant to NRS
62C.200;
(2) Placed under the supervision of a
juvenile court pursuant to a supervision and consent decree in accordance with
NRS
62C.230; or
(3) Adjudicated in need of
supervision;
(k) Whether
the child was referred based on:
(1) A new
arrest, referral or citation; or
(2) A technical violation;
and
(l) Whether the child
was detained, and, if so, the date on which the child was detained and the date
on which the child was released from detention.
2. The Youth Parole Bureau, each juvenile
court and local juvenile probation department and the staff of each regional
facility for the treatment and rehabilitation of children shall submit to the
Division the information required by subsection 1:
(a) For each child discharged from parole or
over whom the juvenile court terminates its jurisdiction between July 1 and
December 31, on or before the immediately following June 1; and
(b) For each child discharged from parole or
over whom the juvenile court terminates its jurisdiction between January 1 and
June 30, on or before the immediately following December 1.
3. Upon request, the Youth Parole Bureau,
each juvenile court and local juvenile probation department and the staff of
each regional facility for the treatment and rehabilitation of children shall
furnish the Division with any data requested by the Commission concerning
performance measures for determining the effectiveness of the juvenile justice
system.
4. For the purposes of this
section, the jurisdiction of a juvenile court over a child is terminated when
the child is no longer under the supervision of the juvenile court or any
probation officer or parole officer.
5. As used in this section, "technical
violation" has the meaning ascribed to it in
NRS
176A.510.
Added
by
R024-20A,
eff. 12/29/2022
