When a juvenile is charged with a crime in SC, they should be released to the custody of their parents unless 1) the arresting officer believes that they are a danger to themselves or the community, or 2) there is no responsible guardian to which they can be released, in which case DSS will be notified.nnJuveniles must be housed at a DJJ facility instead of the county jail where adult defendants are held.nnThere must be a detention and probable cause hearing within 48 hours of the arrest, where a family court judge will determine whether there was probable cause for the arrest and whether the child should be released.nnIf the child is not released, a second detention hearing must be held within 10 days after the initial probable cause and detention hearing.