New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY
Chapter 96 - JUVENILE PAROLE AND TRANSITIONAL SERVICES
Subchapter 4 - REVOCATION OF PAROLE
Section 13:96-4.3 - Preliminary review; revocation hearing timelines; incarceration pending revocation proceedings

i. If the Panel determines there is no probable cause to believe the juvenile parolee has seriously or persistently violated the conditions of parole, the juvenile parolee shall be immediately returned to the community under JP&TS supervision.

ii. If the Panel determines there is probable cause to believe the juvenile parolee has seriously or persistently violated the conditions of parole, but that the juvenile parolee does not pose an immediate and substantial danger to public safety, the juvenile parolee shall be returned to the community under JP&TS supervision pending a revocation hearing. The Panel may impose, in writing, additional special conditions pending the revocation hearing. The Panel shall direct in writing that the warrant be withdrawn and refer the matter to the hearing officer, who shall conduct a revocation hearing within 21 days.

iii. If the Panel determines there is probable cause to believe the juvenile parolee has seriously or persistently violated the conditions of parole and the Panel determines by objective and credible evidence that the juvenile parolee poses an immediate and substantial danger to public safety, the Panel shall order the juvenile parolee to be incarcerated in an appropriate JJC facility pending revocation proceedings. If the juvenile parolee is incarcerated pending revocation proceedings, the Panel shall immediately refer the matter to the hearing officer, who shall conduct a revocation hearing within 72 hours of the juvenile parolee's incarceration. Upon request of counsel for the juvenile parolee, the hearing officer shall adjourn the hearing for not more than 72 hours. Subsequent adjournments may be granted upon request of the juvenile parolee for good cause shown.