(1) A juvenile detention facility may use
cells for double occupancy. This section does not apply to a juvenile portion
of a county jail.
(2) If a juvenile
detention facility determines based on all the criteria under s.
DOC 346.10 that placement of a juvenile in a double cell
may jeopardize the health or safety of the juvenile, other juveniles in the
facility, staff or the community, the juvenile may not be placed in a double
cell. If a juvenile detention facility determines based on all the criteria
under s.
DOC 346.10 that placement of 2 particular juveniles in a
double cell may jeopardize the health or safety of either juvenile, other
juveniles in the facility, staff or the community, those juveniles may not be
placed together in the double cell.
(3) In addition to the requirements for
single occupancy cells under s.
DOC 346.14(2) and before a cell may be
used for double occupancy, all of the following conditions shall be met:
(a)
Minimum floor area.
1. In juvenile detention facilities which
were constructed or substantially remodeled between October 1, 1994 and
November 1, 2010, a cell shall have a minimum floor area of 70 square feet. The
distance between the floor and ceiling may not be less than 8 feet and the
distance between opposite walls may not be less than 6 feet.
2. In juvenile detention facilities which
were constructed before October 1, 1994 and have not been substantially
remodeled after October 1, 1994, a cell shall have a minimum floor area of 54
square feet. The distance between the floor and ceiling may not be less than 8
feet and the distance between opposite walls may not be less than 6
feet.
3. In juvenile detention
facilities which are constructed or substantially remodeled after November 1,
2010, a cell shall have a minimum floor area of 70 square feet of unencumbered
space.
(b)
Receiving cells. Receiving cells may not be used for double
occupancy.
(c)
Single
occupancy cells. Each juvenile detention facility shall maintain a
minimum of 2 cells which are designed and used for single occupancy
only.
(d)
Double occupancy
cells. A juvenile detention facility may not exceed 75% double
occupancy of the total number of cells, excluding receiving cells and holding
rooms.
(e)
Clothing
hooks. Each cell shall contain a minimum of two nonremovable,
collapsible, detention strength clothing and towel hooks for each
occupant.
(f)
Anti-rollout
plates. For facilities constructed or substantially remodeled after
November 1, 2010, all upper bunks shall be equipped with an anti-rollout
plate.
