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Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 9 - Mental Health › Section 9-5 - Written suicide prevention program

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8
Sec. 5.
(a) Written
				policy, procedure, and practice provide that a written suicide prevention
				program is approved by the designated health care and mental health authority
				and reviewed by the facility administrator.
(b) The suicide prevention program includes:
(1) specific procedures and documentation
				for:
(A) performing intake
				screening;
(B) identifying
				suicide-prone juveniles; and
(C)
				supervising suicide-prone juveniles;
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 9 - Mental Health › Section 9-6 - Emergency transfers

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8
Sec. 6.
(a) Written
				policy, procedure, and practice provide that, when necessary, a request is made
				for juveniles with severe mental illness or who are severely developmentally
				disabled to be placed in a facility specifically designated for meeting the
				special needs of the juvenile.
(b)
				Emergency transfers to a mental health facility will be approved and supervised
				by the responsible health care practitioner or mental health authority, or
				both, and reported to the placing agency, and the juvenile's parent or legal
				guardian, on the next business day.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 9 - Mental Health › Section 9-7 - Involuntary administration of psychotropic medication

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8
Sec. 7.
(a) Written
				policy, procedure, and practice provide that the involuntary administration of
				psychotropic medication or medications to juveniles complies with applicable
				laws and regulations of the jurisdiction.
(b) When the administration of psychotropic
				medications, such as antipsychotics or antidepressants and other drugs used for
				psychiatric purposes, is performed by injection, the administration process
				shall include the following:
(1) Psychotropic
				medication is prescribed only by a health care practitioner for a specific
				duration.
(2) Documentation that
				less restrictive intervention options have been attempted without
				success.
(3) Specific details about
				why, when, where, and how the medication is to be administered.
(4) Monitoring for adverse reactions and side
				effects.
(5) Medication is
				administrated only by a qualified health care professional.
(6) A treatment plan to address the issue
				resulting in the involuntary administration of psychotropic medication or
				medications will be prepared and implemented as soon as possible.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 9 - Mental Health › Section 9-8 - Mental health status and records

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8
Sec. 8.
(a) Written
				policy, procedure, and practice provide that a juvenile's mental health status
				is confidential and maintained separately from the confinement case
				record.
(b) Access to the mental
				health record is determined by the mental health authority in accordance with
				state and federal law.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 9 - Mental Health › Section 9-9 - Substance abuse treatment

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8
Sec. 9.
(a) Written
				policy, procedure, and practice provide the following:
(1) Detoxification from alcohol, opiates,
				hypnotics, other stimulants, and sedative hypnotic drugs is conducted in a
				hospital or community detoxification center.
(2) Juveniles with a blood alcohol content of
				.08 or higher shall be diverted to a hospital or community detoxification
				center and receive medical clearance prior to being admitted into a detention
				center.
(3) Detention center staff
				may require medical clearance prior to admission when juveniles show signs of
				physical impairment or evidence suggests that excessive use of drugs and
				alcohol, or a combination of both, exists.
(4) Specific guidelines are followed for the
				treatment and observation of individuals manifesting symptoms of intoxication
				or withdrawal from alcohol and other drugs.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 9 - Mental Health › Section 9-10 - Substance abuse screening or assessment

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8
Sec. 10.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that
				  juveniles with alcohol and other drug abuse problems are identified through a
				  standardized screening or assessment.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 9 - Mental Health › Section 9-11 - Chemical dependency treatment programs

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8
Sec. 11.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that in
				  facilities where juveniles have access to chemical dependency treatment
				  programs, the clinical management includes the following:
(1) There is a written treatment philosophy
				consistent with current professional standards of practice for alcohol and
				other drug treatment within the context of the total correctional
				system.
(2) Standardized diagnostic
				needs assessment administered to determine the extent of use, abuse, and
				dependency.
(3) The program
				provides for an appropriate range of primary treatment services for alcohol and
				other drug-abusing juveniles.
(4)
				Collaboration in the development of an individualized treatment plan developed
				by a substance abuse professional and the clinical team that may include the
				following staff:
(A) Medical.
(B) Mental health.
(C) Education.
(D) Social services.
(E) Recreation.
(F) Unit staff, as deemed
				necessary.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-1 - Intake and admissions

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 1.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that upon
				  entry into the system, the admission process includes the following:
(1) Determination that the juvenile is
				legally committed to the facility.
(2) A thorough and complete search of the
				juvenile and possessions.
(3)
				Inventory, storage, or disposition of personal property.
(4) Shower and hair care, when
				necessary.
(5) Issuance of clean,
				laundered, properly fitted clothing, as needed.
(6) Issuance of personal hygiene
				articles.
(7) Medical, dental, and
				mental health screenings.
(8)
				Assignment to and brief tour of housing unit.
(9) Recording of basic personal data and
				information to be used for mail and visiting lists.
(10) Assistance to juveniles in notifying
				their families of their admission and procedures for mail and
				visiting.
(11) Assignment of a
				registered number to the juvenile.
(12) Provision of written orientation
				materials to the juvenile and either a verbal or multimedia orientation to the
				facility and its programs.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-2 - Detention hearing

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 2.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that a
				  juvenile alleged to have committed a crime and is held in detention be brought
				  to court for a detention hearing and assignment of counsel within forty-eight
				  (48) hours, excluding weekends, holidays, and nonjudicial
				  days.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-3 - Phone call upon admission

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 3.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that during
				  the admission process, all juveniles have the right to make at least one (1)
				  local or collect long distance telephone call to family members, attorneys, or
				  other approved individuals.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-4 - Programming during reception period

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 4.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that
				  juveniles are provided with programming, including educational, during the
				  reception period.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-5 - Personal property

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 5.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that
				  personal property retained at the facility is itemized in a written list
				  prepared by staff. The list is then signed and verified by the juvenile's
				  signature. The signed list is kept in the permanent case file, and the juvenile
				  receives a copy.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-6 - Social services program

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 6.
(a) Written
				policy, procedure, and practice provide for a social services program that
				makes available a wide range of resources appropriate to the needs of
				juveniles, including the following:
(1)
				Individual, group, and family counseling.
(2) Treatment based on assessed risk and
				need.
(3) Special programs for
				juveniles with specifically identified needs.
(4) Social skills for all
				juveniles.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-7 - Social services staff meetings with juveniles

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 7.
(a) Written
				policy, procedure, and practice provide that social services staff are to be
				available to meet with juveniles:
(1) on a
				regularly scheduled basis at least once a month; and
(2) at the juvenile's request.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-8 - Social services staff and facility staff

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 8.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that social
				  services staff:
(1) share relevant
				information; and
(2) coordinate
				their efforts; with appropriate facility juvenile care workers.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-9 - Library supervision

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 9.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that the
				  facility has a qualified person who coordinates and supervises library
				  services.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-10 - Library services

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 10.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that library
				  services are available to all juveniles and include the following:
(1) Defined principles, purposes, and
				criteria in the selection and maintenance of library materials.
(2) Planned and continuous acquisition of
				materials to meet the needs of users.
(3) Logical organization of materials for
				convenient use.
(4) Circulation of
				materials to satisfy the needs of users.
(5) Information services to locate facts, as
				needed.
(6) A reader's advisory
				service that helps provide users with suitable materials.
(7) Promotion of the use of library
				materials.
(8) Access to
				publications.
(9) A congenial
				library atmosphere, functional in design and inviting in appearance.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-11 - Recreation schedule

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 11.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that
				  recreation schedules and constructive leisure time activities are prepared by
				  the recreation staff. A qualified recreation director or a staff member trained
				  in recreation services:
(1) creates
				the recreation schedule;
(2) plans
				for constructive leisure time activities; and
(3) supervises the program.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-12 - Indoor and outdoor recreation

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 12.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that all
				  juveniles have access to a variety of indoor and outdoor recreational
				  activities, as weather and conditions permit. Each facility has:
(1) fixed and movable recreation equipment;
				and
(2) adequate indoor and outdoor
				recreation and activity space.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-13 - Minimum recreation and leisure schedule

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 13.
(a) Written
				policy, procedure, and practice provide that the facility staff provide
				juveniles the following recreational activities:
(1) At least one (1) hour per day of large
				muscle activity.
(2) At least one
				(1) hour per day of structured leisure time activities.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-14 - Religious program coordinator

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 14.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that a
				  qualified person, based on experience, education, licensure and credentials,
				  and training, coordinates the facility's religious programs.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-15 - Space and equipment for religious programs

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 15.
(a) Written
				policy, procedure, and practice provide that the facility designates adequate
				space and equipment needed to conduct and administer religious
				programs.
(b) The religious
				services coordinator, in cooperation with the facility administrator, or their
				designee, approves donations of equipment and materials for use in religious
				programs.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-16 - Religious services on voluntary basis

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 16.
(a) Written
				policy, procedure, and practice provide that juveniles have an opportunity to:
(1) participate, on a voluntary basis, in
				religious services, programs, and counseling; and
(2) request visits from representatives of
				their respective faith.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-17 - Services upon release

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 17.
(a) Written
				policy, procedure, and practice provide that, to the extent possible, staff at
				the facility work closely with probation officers to secure services for
				juveniles upon release.
(b)
				Juveniles in need of transitional assistance participate in the development of
				a coordinated plan for the following services:
(1) Education.
(2) Employment.
(3) Counseling.
(4) Medical.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-18 - Release procedure

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 18.
Written procedure for releasing juveniles includes, but is
				  not limited to, the following:
(1)
				Verification of identity of the juvenile being released.
(2) Verification of release papers.
(3) Completion of release arrangements,
				including verifying the person or agency to whom the juvenile is to be
				released.
(4) Return of personal
				effects.
(5) Completion of any
				pending action, such as grievances or claims for damaged or lost
				possessions.
(6) Arrangements for
				medical follow-up in the community, when needed.
(7) Transportation arrangements.
(8) Forwarding of mail.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-19 - Specific release information

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 19.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that
				  conditions of release known to the facility are given to the juvenile in
				  writing and the provision of that information is recorded in the case
				  record.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-20 - Legal placement

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 20.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that a
				  juvenile's placing agency is documented by court order, statute, or
				  compact.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 10 - Programs and Services › Section 10-21 - Temporary leaves

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 21.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that
				  juveniles are afforded opportunities for escorted and unescorted day leaves
				  into the community:
(1) where statutes
				permit; and
(2) with the permission
				of the placing agency.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 11 - Education › Section 11-1 - Memorandum of understanding

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 1.
(a) A written
				agreement exists between the superintendent of the local school corporation
				where the detention center is located and either:
(1) the presiding juvenile court judge, or
				their designee, for centers operated by a local governmental entity;
				or
(2) the agency director, or
				their designee, for centers operated by a private entity.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 11 - Education › Section 11-2 - Comprehensive education program

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 2.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide all
				  juveniles with a comprehensive education program that:
(1) operates at or above the state's minimum
				number of instructional days a year, or one hundred and eighty (180)
				instructional days, whichever is more;
(2) has an instructional day of:
(A) six (6) or more hours of educational
				programming for juveniles in grades 7 through 12; and
(B) five (5) or more hours of educational
				programming for juveniles in grade 6 and lower;
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 11 - Education › Section 11-3 - Remedial reading services

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 3.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide that
				  education staff shall:
(1) determine
				the need; and
(2) provide remedial
				reading services; for juveniles who have not attained basic literacy skills.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 11 - Education › Section 11-4 - Course curriculum

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8
Sec. 4.
(a) Written
				policy, procedure, and practice provide that all juveniles must take the
				courses necessary to progress toward their:
(1) high school diploma;
(2) individual education plan goals
				(certificate of completion); or
(3)
				high school equivalency exam.
For juveniles progressing toward their diploma or certificate
				  of completion, course work shall meet diploma requirements or certificate of
				  completion requirements.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 11 - Education › Section 11-5 - Special education

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 5.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide the
				  following:
(1) Special education
				programs and services must be available.
(2) Special education programs and services
				must be aligned with the state requirements for juveniles with educational
				disabilities.
(3) Special education
				services are provided by appropriately licensed professional staff.
(4) Special education services are aligned to
				the student's individualized education plan (IEP).
(5) An IEP is developed or implemented within
				ten (10) days of enrollment into the facility's education program.
(6) A system for obtaining previous special
				education records that:
(A) is initiated
				within three (3) days of admission;
(B) requests the juvenile's:
(i) most recent IEP; and
(ii) performance record;
				and
(C) has regular
				follow-up until records are obtained.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 11 - Education › Section 11-6 - High school equivalency

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 6.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide high school
				  equivalency programs, preparation, and testing for certification to juveniles
				  who qualify.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 11 - Education › Section 11-7 - Education records

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 7.
Written policy, procedure, and practice govern the
				  maintenance of and access to juvenile education records to:
(1) ensure juveniles' rights to privacy and
				confidentiality in accordance with state and federal laws; and
(2) provide academic progress data and course
				work to the juvenile's home school district within seven (7) days of discharge
				to allow for evaluation toward high school credit.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 11 - Education › Section 11-8 - Annual education program evaluation

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 8.
Written policy, procedure, and practice provide an annual
				  evaluation to measure the effectiveness of the educational program against
				  stated performance objectives.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 11 - Education › Section 11-9 - Uncompensated work

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 9.
(a) Written
				policy, procedure, and practice provide that juveniles are not required to
				participate in uncompensated work assignments unless:
(1) the juvenile is performing housekeeping
				tasks;
(2) the work is part of an
				approved vocational or training program; or
(3) the work is an approved community service
				project.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 210 - DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION › Article 8 - JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Rule 11 - Education › Section 11-10 - Compliance with child labor laws

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-8-2-5; IC 31-31-8-2
Affected: IC 31-31-8-2
Sec. 10.
(a) Written
				policy, procedure, and practice provide that juveniles are not permitted to
				perform any work prohibited by state and federal regulations and by statutes
				pertaining to child labor.
(b) This
				is a mandatory standard.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Parole Board › Section 1-2 - Definitions

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-1; IC 11-9-1-2
Affected: IC 5-14-1.5
Sec. 2.
The following definitions apply to terms used in 220
				  IAC 1.1:
(a) "Board" means the Indiana
				parole board.
(b) "Chairman" means
				the chairman of the Indiana parole board.
(c) "Commissioner" means the commissioner of
				the Indiana department of correction.
(d) "Department" means the Indiana department
				of correction.
(e) "Hearing" means
				a proceeding of the Indiana parole board which meets the following criteria:
(1) all public notice requirements of IC
				5-14-1.5 have been met;
(2) an
				offender or pardon applicant either is present or waived personal appearance;
				and
(3) the Indiana parole board
				has jurisdiction and authority to take or to recommend some official action
				regarding the offender or pardon applicant.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 1 - Parole Board › Section 1-3 - Vice chairman; board election

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-1; IC 11-9-1-2
Affected: IC 11-9-1
Sec. 3.
In January of each year, the members of the board
				  shall meet to elect by majority vote a vice chairman who shall exercise all
				  duties and responsibilities of the chairman whenever the chairman is not
				  present for a meeting of the board.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 2 - Parole Release and Revocation › Section 2-1 - Scope; application

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-13-3-2; IC 11-13-3-3; IC
				  11-13-3-4
Affected: IC 35-50
Sec. 1.
Scope. 220 IAC 1.1-2 applies to parole and discharge
				  for criminal offenders sentenced for offenses under laws other than IC 35-50,
				  to criminal offenders sentenced under IC 35-50 whose paroles have been revoked
				  and who are eligible for reinstatement, and to criminal offenders alleged to
				  have violated a condition of remaining on parole. Section 4(b)
[ 220
				  IAC 1.1-2-4(b) ]
of this rule pertaining to special conditions,
				  applies to all criminal offenders released on parole.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 2 - Parole Release and Revocation › Section 2-2 - Board meetings and hearings

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2
Affected: IC 11-9-1-3
Sec. 2.
(a) Meetings.
(1) A quorum of the board must meet at each
				of the facilities under its jurisdiction at such times as may be necessary for
				a full study of the cases of the offenders eligible for a parole appearance.
				Prior to January 1, the chairman will establish and make available a tentative
				schedule of regular institutional meetings for the year. The final schedule of
				institutional meetings shall be established by the chairman and made available
				not less than thirty (30) days in advance of the month in which the hearings
				will be held. This schedule shall be adhered to except in emergencies or other
				circumstances as determined by the chairman.
(2) The chairman may call other meetings of
				the board as necessary to conduct business.
(3) Three (3) members of the board constitute
				a quorum. No meeting shall be held in the absence of a quorum, except as
				provided in IC 11-9-1-3.
(4) The
				board shall take no action upon any matter requiring a board action unless at
				least three (3) board members are in agreement on the action.
(5) Except for executive sessions, all
				meetings of the board, including parole, clemency and parole violation
				hearings, are public meetings and any person may attend and observe the
				proceedings. However, persons desiring to attend meetings at institutions shall
				be subject to all regulations and policies of the department and/or the
				institution at which the meeting is being held, including regulations or
				policies which restrict admission into the institution.
(6) Observers may record all board meetings,
				except executive sessions, with cameras or other recording devices permitted by
				the institution in which the meeting is being held. However, observers shall
				not disrupt hearings through the use of such equipment. The chairman shall have
				the authority to take such actions as are necessary to minimize any disruption
				and to assure a fair hearing, while preserving the right of observers to record
				the proceedings.
(7) A person
				wishing to have his or her views known to the board may do so by sending a
				signed letter to the board or by scheduling a conference with one (1) or more
				of the board members. A meeting with less than a quorum of the board is not a
				meeting of the board.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 2 - Parole Release and Revocation › Section 2-3 - Parole appearances

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-13-3-2; IC
				  11-13-3-3; IC 11-13-3-4
Affected: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-13-3-3; IC 11-13-3-4
Sec. 3.
(a) An
				offender is eligible for a
[sic.]
appearance not less than
				thirty (30) nor more than sixty (60) days prior to the date he is eligible for
				release upon parole and:
(1) the offender has
				not previously appeared before the board on the commitment under which he is
				serving;
(2) the offender has
				previously been denied parole release on the commitment that he is serving and
				the board has scheduled him for an appearance during that meeting; or
(3) the offender has previously been denied
				parole release on the commitment that he is serving and the board has scheduled
				him for a reconsideration during that meeting.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 2 - Parole Release and Revocation › Section 2-4 - Release on parole

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-13-3-3; IC
				  11-13-3-4
Affected: IC 35-50
Sec. 4.
(a) No
				offender may be released on discretionary parole until a parole program has
				been approved by the director of parole supervision.
(b) In the event release upon parole is
				granted, or when an offender is mandatorily released under IC 35-50, the board
				may attach special conditions to the standard parole release agreement,
				compliance with which shall be a condition to remaining on parole. Such
				conditions shall be made a part of all allied records of each offender involved
				and shall be entered on the parole release agreement. The board may require the
				offender to assume financial responsibility for any required testing, treatment
				or special programs. A special condition may be, but is not limited to, one or
				more of the following:
(1) intensive
				supervision;
(2) no consumption of
				alcoholic beverages;
(3)
				participation in an approved or designated substance abuse program;
				or
(4) participation, on an
				out-patient basis, in a mental health facility treatment program.
The
				  offender shall be informed of any special condition before the special
				  condition shall go into effect.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 2 - Parole Release and Revocation › Section 2-5 - Parole violation

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-13-3-2; IC
				  11-13-3-3; IC 11-13-3-4
Affected: IC 11-13-3
Sec. 5.
(a) Any
				person who is alleged to have violated the conditions of his or her parole
				shall personally appear before the parole board within sixty (60) days of the
				offender's availability to the department unless there is good cause or the
				offender requests a continuance. At the time of this appearance, the board
				shall set the date for further consideration of the offender's case, or revoke
				the offender's parole, or authorize reinstatement to parole supervision with or
				without special stipulations or discharge.
(b) When a parolee is convicted of a crime in
				another jurisdiction, the board shall determine whether a parole violation
				warrant is to be issued and filed as a detainer in the other jurisdiction. If
				it is determined that no parole violation warrant is to be filed as a detainer,
				the board shall either order reinstatement on parole or order issuance of
				discharge certificates.
(c) When a
				parole violator warrant has been filed and the department of correction is
				informed that the subject of the warrant is available for return to Indiana,
				the board shall either order his return to an appropriate facility or authorize
				a concurrent parole program arranged by the other jurisdiction in accordance
				with the provisions of the Interstate Probation and Parole Compact.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Conduct of Parolees › Section 3-1 - Initial reporting

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-13-3-4
Affected: IC 11-13-3-3; IC 11-13-3-4
Sec. 1.
Initial Reporting. Upon the release of a parolee from
				  the institution, the parolee is to proceed directly to the program approved by
				  the division of parole and to report to the assigned supervising officer in
				  accordance with the written instructions provided to the parolee at the time of
				  his release.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Conduct of Parolees › Section 3-2 - Employment and residence

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-13-3-4
Affected: IC 11-13-3-3; IC 11-13-3-4
Sec. 2.
Employment and Residence. A parolee must make every
				  effort to remain gainfully employed and must obtain written permission from his
				  supervision officer prior to changing his employment or residence.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Conduct of Parolees › Section 3-3 - Parolee travel

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-13-3-4
Affected: IC 11-13-3-3; IC 11-13-3-4
Sec. 3.
(a)
				Out-of-state travel by a parolee will require written permission from the
				department and must be in accordance with the Interstate Compact Agreement.
				Permission for such travel may be obtained by a parolee after consultation with
				and receiving written permission from his supervising officer.
(b) A parolee must consult with his
				supervising officer if personal needs or employment require frequent or
				prolonged periods beyond the parole district or area to which he is released.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Conduct of Parolees › Section 3-4 - Owning, leasing, operating motor vehicles

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-13-3-4
Affected: IC 11-13-3-3; IC 11-13-3-4
Sec. 4.
Owning, Leasing, and Operating Motor Vehicles.
(a) A parolee must obtain written
				permission from his supervising officer before applying for or renewing a
				license to operate a motor vehicle.
(b) A parolee must consult with his
				supervising officer and receive his written permission prior to purchasing or
				leasing a motor vehicle. Permission to own, lease, or operate a motor vehicle
				will be granted only with the understanding that the parolee will comply with
				all state laws, local ordinances, and regulations of the Bureau of Motor
				Vehicles pertaining to ownership, financial responsibility, and the operation
				of motor vehicles.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Conduct of Parolees › Section 3-5 - Alcohol or controlled substances abuse

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-13-3-4
Affected: IC 11-13-3-3; IC 11-13-3-4
Sec. 5.
Abuse of Alcohol or Controlled Substances. The
				  following conduct is a violation of parole:
(1) being intoxicated, or
(2) using, possessing or trafficking
				illegally in a controlled substance.
Abuse of alcohol or drugs is not a
				  defense for violation of the parole release agreement.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Conduct of Parolees › Section 3-6 - Jail or correctional institution visitation

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-13-3-4
Affected: IC 11-13-3-3; IC 11-13-3-4
Sec. 6.
Visiting Jails or Correctional Institutions. Visiting
				  jails, city lock-ups, or state or federal correctional facilities is permitted
				  only after first obtaining written permission of the parolee's supervising
				  officer and of the chief administrative officer of the jail, city lock-up, or
				  state or federal correctional facility to be visited. Such visits shall be
				  limited to visting those who are blood relatives or spouses, unless the
				  supervising officer determines otherwise on a showing by the parolee of a
				  compelling reason.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Conduct of Parolees › Section 3-7 - Criminal conduct

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2
Affected: IC 11-13-3-3; IC 11-13-3-4
Sec. 7.
Criminal Conduct. A parolee shall not engage in
				  conduct prohibited by federal or state law or local ordinance.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Conduct of Parolees › Section 3-8 - Firearms and dangerous weapons

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-13-3-4
Affected: IC 11-13-3-3; IC 11-13-3-4
Sec. 8.
Firearms and Dangerous Weapons. The carrying of,
				  dealing in or possession of firearms, explosive devices, or deadly weapons is a
				  violation of a parolee's parole release agreement.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Conduct of Parolees › Section 3-9 - Home visitation and search

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-13-3-4
Affected: IC 11-13-3-3; IC 11-13-3-4
Sec. 9.
Home Visitation and Search.
(a) A parolee will allow his supervising
				officer or other authorized official of the Department of Correction to visit
				his residence and place of employment at any reasonable time.
(b) The parolee is legally in the custody of
				the Department of Correction and his person and residence or property under his
				control is subject to reasonable search by his supervising officer or
				authorized official of the Department of Correction if the officer or official
				has reasonable cause to believe that the parolee is violating or is in imminent
				danger of violating a condition to remaining on parole.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 3 - Conduct of Parolees › Section 3-10 - Communications; special instructions

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-13-3-4
Affected: IC 11-13-3-3; IC 11-13-3-4
Sec. 10.
Communications and Special Instructions. A parolee
				  must report to his supervising officer as instructed and respond to all
				  communications from an authorized employee of the Department of Correction. A
				  parolee must abide by special conditions imposed by the Indiana Parole Board
				  that have been reduced to writing and included as a condition of his parole.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 4 - Clemency › Section 4-1.5 - Special medical clemency

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-9-2-1
Affected: IC 11-9-2-1; IC 11-9-2-2
Sec. 1.5.
(a)
				Notwithstanding the provisions of 220 IAC 1.1-4-1, any offender may be
				considered for medical clemency upon recommendation by the commissioner. If the
				commissioner declines to recommend the offender for medical clemency, the board
				may decline consideration in evaluating a petition for medical clemency. The
				board shall consider, in addition to the factors enumerated in 220 IAC
				1.1-4-4(d) and (e), the following factors:
(1)
				The seriousness of the medical condition.
(2) Whether the medical condition cannot be
				adequately treated while offender is on inmate status.
(3) Whether the medical condition would
				effectively prevent the offender from engaging in any future serious criminal
				activity.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 4 - Clemency › Section 4-2 - Application procedure

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2
Affected: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-9-2-1
Sec. 2.
(a) Four (4)
				months are usually required after receipt of eligible petitions before they can
				be considered. This will allow adequate time to schedule appearances and to
				prepare necessary background information.
(b) Each petitioner for clemency will be
				advised when the petition is received by the parole board, when and where
				appearances will be held, and the final action taken on the petition by the
				governor.
(c) All petitions shall
				be filed on forms provided by the board.
(d) An offender applying for special medical
				clemency shall file the petition with the board. The board will then request
				the commissioner's recommendation. The four (4) month period referenced in (a)
				does not apply to special medical clemency cases.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 220 - PAROLE BOARD › Article 1.1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Rule 4 - Clemency › Section 4-4 - Petition and recommendation; consideration

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 11-9-1-2
Affected: IC 11-9-1-2; IC 11-9-2-2
Sec. 4.
(a) The
				statements of the trial judge and the trial prosecuting attorney must be
				included in the petition for clemency. If either the trial judge or the trial
				prosecuting attorney is deceased or otherwise unavailable, then a statement
				from the successor(s) in office will be accepted. If either or both parties
				decline making a statement, this fact shall be recorded in the petition along
				with the name and office of the person(s) contacted to make a
				statement.
(b) An investigation of
				the attitudes and opinions of the community in which the crime occurred, of the
				victim or of the relatives and friends of the victim, or of the friends and
				relatives of the offender shall be required by the board prior to recommending
				that the governor grant any petition for commutation.
(c) A report of the offender's medical,
				psychological and psychiatric condition and history shall be required by the
				board prior to recommending that the governor grant any petition for
				commutation.
(d) In making its
				recommendation to the governor, the board shall consider:
(1) the nature and circumstances of the crime
				for which the offender is committed, and the offender's participation in that
				crime;
(2) the offender's prior
				criminal record;
(3) the offender's
				conduct and attitude during commitment; and
(4) the best interests of society.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 1 - PERSONNEL › Rule 4 - Police Employees' Personnel Rules › Section 4-1 - Appointment policy

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 10-11-2-10
Affected: IC 10-11-1; IC 10-11-2-12; IC 10-11-2-14
Sec. 1.
No applicant or employee shall be discriminated against, or
				  favored, with the respect to his hire, tenure, terms, conditions or privileges
				  of employment, or any matter directly or indirectly related to employment
				  because of his race, color, sex, religion, national origin, or ancestry. Each
				  applicant and employee will be limited only by his own abilities and
				  qualifications, and the department will endeavor to select, hire, and maintain
				  in its employ only the best qualified persons available for any particular
				  position.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 1 - PERSONNEL › Rule 4 - Police Employees' Personnel Rules › Section 4-2 - Appointment procedure

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 10-11-2-10
Affected: IC 10-11-1; IC 10-11-2-12; IC 10-11-2-14
Sec. 2.
All police employees shall be appointed to the
				  department:
(1) By the superintendent
				with the approval of the board.
(2)
				Only after satisfactory completion of the selection and training procedures
				prescribed by the superintendent and the board.
(3) For a probationary period of at least
				one, but not more than two years, during which time the probationer may be
				discharged by the superintendent without the right of hearing before the board,
				in accordance with the provisions of IC 10-1-1-4
[IC 10-1 was repealed
				by P.L. 2-2003, SECTION 102, effective July 1, 2003. See IC
				10-11-2-12.]
.
(4)
				Permanently by the superintendent and the board upon the satisfactory
				completion of the probationary period.
Indiana Administrative Code › Title 240 - STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT › Article 1 - PERSONNEL › Rule 4 - Police Employees' Personnel Rules › Section 4-3 - Applicant standards for appointment

Current through July 10, 2024
Authority: IC 10-11-2-10
Affected: IC 10-11-1; IC 10-11-2
Sec. 3.
Only those applicants for the position of police employee who
				  meet the initial standards in this section will be considered. Applicants must
				  meet the following requirements:
(1)
				Be a United States citizen.
(2) Be
				at least twenty-one (21) years of age and less than forty (40) years of age
				when appointed as a police employee. The superintendent shall have the
				authority to recruit police employee applicants between eighteen (18) years of
				age and twenty-one (21) years of age, who otherwise meet all qualifications for
				the position of police employee, in order that the state police department may
				hire the applicants in nonpolice vacancies.
(3) Be a high school graduate as evidenced by
				a diploma or equivalency diploma issued by an accredited high school.
(4) Possess a valid driving license to
				operate an automobile.
(5) Be
				willing to do the following:
(A) If
				appointed, to reside and serve any place within Indiana as designated by the
				superintendent.
(B) To refrain from
				engaging in any political activity:
(i)
				prohibited by law; or
(ii) that
				would create a conflict of interest as an employee of the state police
				department.