Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 18, September 24, 2024
In order for the board to effectually participate in release
panel decisions, the board obtains information on the juvenile being considered
for release from the facilities.
A.
For the initial administrative review (the forty day review), the director or
designee attends the juvenile's initial MDT at the facility to obtain the
following information:
(1) a complete history
of the juvenile offender's delinquent acts and any resulting
consequences;
(2) the juvenile
offender's family history;
(3) the
juvenile offender's social history;
(4) the juvenile offender's academic,
vocational and educational history;
(5) the juvenile offender's psychological and
psychiatric history, including all diagnostic center reports;
(6) relevant medical reports for the juvenile
offender;
(7) the commitment order
for the current commitment and petition;
(8) the pre-disposition report for the
current commitment;
(9) the
facility's plan for care and rehabilitation;
(10) the facility's identification sheets or
case record sheets;
(11)
designation of home study recipient; and
(12) the juvenile offender's social security
number.
B. After the
initial administrative review, the director or designee reviews the juvenile's
FACTS entries and as necessary, contacts the juvenile's classification officer
or other facility staff familiar with the juvenile or visits the juvenile as
necessary to obtain the following information:
(1) monthly or bi-monthly progress reports
and SDM scores, including reports and SDM scores on those juvenile offenders
who are in programs outside the facility;
(2) psychological and psychiatric reports and
evaluations on the juvenile offender, including for juvenile offenders who are
in programs outside the facility;
(3) home studies and any facility requests
for home studies;
(4) a current and
updated facility face sheet;
(5)
any court-ordered restitution payment plan or social restitution
plan;
(6) a wilderness and urban
experience evaluation report if applicable;
(7) serious incident reports;
(8) any information relating to an
out-of-state supervised release plan, as required by interstate compact
provisions;
(9) all information
pertaining to furloughs, passes, transfers and pre-supervised releases;
and
(10) any special reports that
the board may request.
C. Thirty days prior to the
regularly-scheduled release meeting, the board obtains an updated supervised
release recommendation report from the facility for each juvenile offender on
the agenda. For special release meetings or for juvenile offenders who are
added to the agenda, the board receives the updated supervised release
recommendation report as soon as practicable.
