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Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 11 - HEALTH SERVICES › Section 83-11-008 - First-aid Supplies

Current through June 17, 2024
First-aid supplies shall be available in the facility at all
				  times. The facility physician shall determine strategic locations for first-aid
				  supplies and shall specify their contents. The facility administrator shall
				  establish a procedure for the monthly inspection and maintenance of the
				  supplies.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 11 - HEALTH SERVICES › Section 83-11-009 - Medical Screening

Current through June 17, 2024
Medical screening shall be performed on all juveniles upon
				  admission to the facility. The findings shall be recorded on a printed form
				  approved by the facility physician. The medical screening shall include, at a
				  minimum, the following:
Inquiry into:
009.01
				Current illness and health problems, including dental problems, sexually
				transmitted diseases and other infectious diseases;
009.02 Medication taken and special health
				requirements;
009.03 Use of alcohol
				or drugs, which includes types, methods, date or time of last use, and a
				history of problems that may have occurred after ceasing use;
009.04 Past or present treatment or
				hospitalization for mental disturbance or suicidal behavior;
009.05 Mental illness; and
009.06 Other health problems designated by
				the facility physician.
Observation of:
009.07 Behavior, including state of
				consciousness, mental status, appearance, conduct, tremor, or sweating;
				and
009.08 Body deformities,
				physical injuries, trauma markings, bruises, jaundice, rashes, evidence of body
				vermin, ease of movement, etc.
Disposition to:
009.09 General population;
009.10 General population and referral to
				appropriate health care services; or
009.11 Immediate referral to health care
				services.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 11 - HEALTH SERVICES › Section 83-11-010 - Requests for Treatment

Current through June 17, 2024
Juveniles' requests for medical treatment shall be collected
				  daily. Requests for treatment shall be reviewed by medical professionals or the
				  designated trained employee described in 006 above to determine appropriate
				  disposition or referred directly to the facility physician.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 11 - HEALTH SERVICES › Section 83-11-011 - Orders, Direct/Standing

Current through June 17, 2024
All treatment provided by medical personnel other than
				  physicians and dentists shall be performed pursuant to standing or direct
				  orders. Physician's assistants and nurse practitioners may practice within the
				  limits of state law, provided such practice is approved by the facility
				  physician.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 11 - HEALTH SERVICES › Section 83-11-012 - Medical Isolation

Current through June 17, 2024
Juveniles suspected of having contagious or infectious
				  diseases shall be temporarily isolated immediately from other juveniles and
				  shall be examined by a physician promptly. In such cases where removal to a
				  hospital is not ordered, the physician's instructions regarding care of the
				  patient and sanitizing of eating utensils, clothing, and bedding shall be
				  carefully followed.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 11 - HEALTH SERVICES › Section 83-11-013 - Dental Services

Current through June 17, 2024
Reasonable dental care shall be available and provided to
				  juveniles when the health of the juvenile during the confinement would
				  otherwise be adversely affected.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 11 - HEALTH SERVICES › Section 83-11-014 - Detoxification

Current through June 17, 2024
Arrangements shall be made for providing detoxification
				  programs under medical supervision of alcohol and drug-dependant juveniles
				  either in the facility or through transfer to other
				  facilities.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 11 - HEALTH SERVICES › Section 83-11-016 - Emergency Medical Services

Current through June 17, 2024
Emergency medical and dental care shall be available at all
				  times. Written plans for emergency services shall include arrangements for the
				  following:
016.01 Emergency evacuation
				of juveniles from the facility;
016.02 Use of an emergency vehicle;
016.03 Use of one or more hospital emergency
				rooms or other appropriate health care facility; and
016.04 Emergency on-call physician and dental
				services when the emergency health care facility is not located
				nearby.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 11 - HEALTH SERVICES › Section 83-11-017 - Management of Pharmaceuticals

Current through June 17, 2024
Written procedures shall be established to provide for the
				  proper management of pharmaceuticals.
017.01 All prescription medicines kept at the
				facility shall be securely stored.
017.02 All prescriptions shall be labeled
				with the prescription number, type of medication, prescribed dosage, time to be
				administered, date of prescription, juvenile's name, and the name of the
				prescribing physician. A copy of each prescription shall be placed in the
				juvenile's medical file.
017.03 All
				prescriptions shall be administered in the prescribed dosage at the prescribed
				time by the facility physician, medical personnel, or a designated facility
				employee who has received appropriate training in the administration or
				distribution of medications in a secure environment.
017.04 The administration of medication shall
				be recorded in the manner and on a form approved by the facility
				administrator.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 11 - HEALTH SERVICES › Section 83-11-018 - Notification, Designated Person

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall have a procedure for the notification of
				  those individuals so designated by the juvenile in the case of serious illness,
				  injury, or death.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 11 - HEALTH SERVICES › Section 83-11-019 - Notification, Coroner

Current through June 17, 2024
In the event of a juvenile's death, the coroner, county
				  attorney, and appropriate law enforcement agency shall be notified
				  immediately.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 11 - HEALTH SERVICES › Section 83-11-020 - Medical Personnel, Access to Confinement Records

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility physician and medical personnel shall have
				  access to information in the juveniles' confinement records, when
				  needed.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 11 - HEALTH SERVICES › Section 83-11-021 - Facility Employees, When Informed on Juvenile's Medical Condition

Current through June 17, 2024
Facility employees shall be appraised of the juveniles'
				  medical conditions when they have a need to know to ensure the safety and
				  well-being of the juvenile or others.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 12 - RIGHTS OF JUVENILES › Section 83-12-001 - Written Policies and Procedures

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall safeguard the basic rights of juveniles
				  through the employment of written policies and procedures that are consistent
				  with fundamental legal principles, sound correctional practice, and humane
				  treatment. The facility's written policies and procedures shall provide, at a
				  minimum, the following:
001.01
				Juveniles' access to attorneys and their authorized representatives, and the
				courts;
001.02 Juveniles' access to
				basic medical and dental care;
001.03 Juveniles' access to religious
				services and religious counseling on a voluntary basis, subject to the
				limitations necessary to maintain facility security and order;
001.04 Juveniles' opportunity to receive
				visits and to communicate and correspond with persons, representatives of the
				media or organizations, subject to the limitations necessary to maintain
				facility security and order;
001.05
				Juveniles' freedom from personal abuse, corporal or unusual punishment,
				humiliation, mental abuse, or punitive interference with daily functions of
				living, such as eating or sleeping;
001.06 Juveniles' freedom from discrimination
				based upon sex, race, creed, religion, national origin, disability, or
				political belief and to have equal access to available programs and work
				assignments;
001.07 Juveniles'
				access to opportunities for physical exercise and equipment; and
001.08 Juveniles' access to educational
				services to the level mandated by law.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 12 - RIGHTS OF JUVENILES › Section 83-12-002 - Grievance Procedure

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall have a written grievance procedure which
				  includes the following provisions:
002.01 Any juvenile shall have the right to
				report and file a grievance;
002.02
				The facility administrator or his/her designee shall promptly investigate, make
				a written report and respond to all grievances, providing reasons for the
				decisions. Responses to grievances shall be within a prescribed, reasonable
				time period, with special provisions for responding to emergencies;
002.03 Juveniles reporting a grievance shall
				not be subject to reprisal;
002.04
				Juveniles shall be provided at least one level of appeal; and
002.05 Notation of any grievances filed shall
				be made in the shift log and/or in the juveniles' individual record.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 13 - RULES AND DISCIPLINE › Section 83-13-001 - Written Policies and Procedures

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall have written policy and procedure for
				  maintaining discipline and regulating juveniles' conduct. The following general
				  principle shall apply:
001.01 The
				conduct of juveniles shall be regulated in a manner which encourages and
				supports appropriate behavior;
001.02 Disciplinary action shall be of a
				nature to regulate juveniles' behavior within acceptable limits and shall be
				taken at such times and in such degrees as necessary to accomplish this
				objective. Discipline should be applied with consideration for the age and
				level of maturity of the juvenile committing a rule violation as well as the
				nature and frequency of the violation;
001.03 The behavior of juveniles shall be
				controlled in an impartial and consistent manner;
001.04 Disciplinary action shall not be
				capricious, retaliatory, or revengeful. Group punishment is
				prohibited;
001.05 Corporal
				punishment is prohibited;
001.06
				Use of mechanical restraints as punishment is prohibited;
001.07 Withholding of food or variation of
				diet as punishment is prohibited; and
001.08 Juveniles shall not be subject to any
				situation in which juveniles impose discipline on each other.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 13 - RULES AND DISCIPLINE › Section 83-13-002 - Rules of Conduct

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall have written rules of conduct which
				  specify prohibited acts within the facility, the penalties that may be imposed
				  for various degrees of violation, and the disciplinary procedures to be
				  followed. Upon admission, each juvenile shall be provided a copy of the
				  rules.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 13 - RULES AND DISCIPLINE › Section 83-13-003 - Informal Resolution of Minor Misbehavior

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall have guidelines for informally resolving
				  minor misbehavior. These guidelines may include room restriction of up to sixty
				  (60) minutes to allow juveniles a "cooling off" period. Room restriction for
				  this purpose shall be noted in the shift activity
				  documentation.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 13 - RULES AND DISCIPLINE › Section 83-13-004 - Reportable Minor Rule Violations

Current through June 17, 2024
Infractions of the rules where informal resolution appears
				  unwarranted and for which the maximum penalty is temporary room restriction
				  (not to exceed 24 hours), deprivation or limitation of privileges for seven (7)
				  days or less, a warning, a verbal reprimand, or counseling shall be considered
				  minor rule infractions. Procedures for handling minor rule infractions shall
				  include:
004.01 The juvenile shall be
				informed of the specific rule he or she is alleged to have violated;
004.02 The juvenile shall be given an
				opportunity to explain the reasons for the violation;
004.03 The juvenile shall be advised of any
				actions taken and the reasons for taking such action;
004.04 The juvenile shall have the right to
				appeal any disciplinary decision or action on a minor rule violation.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 13 - RULES AND DISCIPLINE › Section 83-13-005 - Major Rule Violation

Current through June 17, 2024
Where the possible sanction of violation of a rule is
				  limitation or deprivation of privileges more than seven (7) days, or the
				  placement in disciplinary confinement not to exceed 7 days except in cases
				  involving violence, the violation shall be treated as a major infraction.
				  Procedures for handling major infractions shall include:
005.01 Facility employees alleging a major
				rule violation shall prepare a disciplinary report and forward it to the
				designated disciplinary officer or committee without delay. The report shall
				include, at a minimum:
005.01A A description
				of the incident;
005.01B Specific
				rule violated;
005.01C Unusual
				juvenile behavior;
005.01D Staff or
				juvenile witnesses;
005.01E
				Disposition of any physical evidence;
005.01F Any immediate action taken, including
				use of force and pre-hearing confinement;
005.01G Reporting staff member's signature
				with date and time report is made;
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 13 - RULES AND DISCIPLINE › Section 83-13-006 - Criminal Law Violations

Current through June 17, 2024
When a juvenile allegedly commits an act that violates
				  federal, state, or local criminal law, the case shall be promptly referred to
				  the appropriate authority for possible prosecution.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 13 - RULES AND DISCIPLINE › Section 83-13-007 - Treatment of Juveniles in Confinement

Current through June 17, 2024
When juveniles are confined separate from the general
				  resident population, they shall be afforded the following:
007.01 Juveniles placed in separate
				confinement shall be afforded living conditions and access to basic programs
				and services approximating those available to the general resident population,
				subject to restrictions necessary to ensure the juvenile's safety or the
				security of the facility. When services or programs are withheld, written
				justification shall be provided.
007.02 Juveniles placed in separate
				confinement shall be visually checked every thirty (30) minutes as provided in
				Chapter
				8-001 and shall additionally be visited
				at least once on each shift by staff. A visit shall mean actual entry into the
				confinement room and conversing with the juvenile for the purpose of assessing
				his/her well being. Documentation of all visits shall be recorded as provided
				in Chapter
				6-006.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-001 - Volume Limit

Current through June 17, 2024
The length, source, or volume of mail a juvenile may send or
				  receive, at his or her own expense, shall not be limited, except where there is
				  clear and convincing evidence to justify the limitation for reasons of public
				  safety, facility order, or security.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-002 - Reading of Mail

Current through June 17, 2024
Juvenile mail, both incoming and outgoing, shall not be read
				  or rejected, except where there is reason to believe that such correspondence
				  threatens the safety and security of the facility, another juvenile, any public
				  official or the general public, or is being used in the furtherance of illegal
				  activities.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-003 - Inspection of Mail

Current through June 17, 2024
Incoming mail shall be opened and inspected for contraband.
				  Cash, checks, and money orders shall be removed from incoming mail and promptly
				  credited to the juvenile's account. Outgoing mail may be inspected for
				  contraband prior to its sealing. If contraband is discovered in either incoming
				  or outgoing mail, it shall be removed and its disposition properly
				  recorded.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-004 - Rejection of Mail

Current through June 17, 2024
If any publication, correspondence, or any contents of a
				  package, or any other form of mail is rejected, the sender and the person to
				  whom it is addressed shall be notified in writing of the item rejected and the
				  reasons for the rejection. Any item which is rejected shall be returned to the
				  sender or placed in the juvenile's property, unless it contains illegal matter
				  and is kept for evidence.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-005 - Confidential Mail, Outgoing

Current through June 17, 2024
Juveniles shall be permitted to send sealed letters to
				  attorneys, courts, government officials, and officials of the confining
				  authority.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-006 - Confidential Mail, Incoming

Current through June 17, 2024
Incoming correspondence from attorneys, courts, government
				  officials, officials of the confining authority, or administrators of grievance
				  systems may be opened only to inspect for contraband, but shall not be read
				  unless there is probable cause to believe the contents of the correspondence
				  poses a threat to the safety and security of the facility, another person, or
				  is being used in the furtherance of criminal activities. Such correspondence
				  shall be opened only in the presence of the juvenile to which it is
				  addressed.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-007 - Confidential Mail, Indigents

Current through June 17, 2024
Indigent juveniles shall be provided with writing supplies
				  and postage for all letters to their attorneys, the courts, government
				  officials, or officials of the confining authority.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-008 - Non-confidential Mail, Indigents

Current through June 17, 2024
Indigent juveniles shall be provided with writing supplies
				  and postage for a minimum of two (2) one-ounce letters per week to maintain
				  family and community ties.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-009 - Delivery

Current through June 17, 2024
Incoming mail shall be delivered to juveniles within
				  twenty-four (24) hours, excluding weekends and holidays. Outgoing mail shall be
				  delivered to the postal service daily, excluding weekends and holidays. The
				  facility shall attempt to forward mail if juvenile has been
				  released.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-010 - Telephone Service, General

Current through June 17, 2024
All juveniles, except those restricted as a result of
				  disciplinary action, shall be provided the opportunity to make at lease one
				  telephone call daily to maintain family and community ties.
010.01 At least ten minutes shall be allotted
				for each telephone call.
010.02
				Telephone calls shall not be monitored, unless otherwise authorized by
				law.
010.03 The facility may
				require that any costs for telephone calls be borne by the juvenile or the
				party called.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-011 - Telephone Service, Privileged

Current through June 17, 2024
Juveniles shall be allowed to make a reasonable number of
				  telephone calls to their attorneys, caseworkers, probation or parole officers,
				  and counselors at the juvenile's expense unless the juvenile has no
				  funds.
011.01 Privileged telephone
				calls shall be of reasonable duration.
011.02 Privileged telephone calls shall not
				be monitored.
011.03 Privileged
				telephone calls shall not be revoked as a disciplinary measure.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-012 - Visitation Schedule

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall have an established visiting schedule
				  with sufficient hours set aside weekly to fulfill the visiting opportunities of
				  all juveniles in the facility.
012.01
				Time for visiting shall be scheduled on at least two (2) days each week, one of
				which must be during the weekend.
012.02 Each juvenile, except those restricted
				as a result of disciplinary action, shall have the opportunity for at least two
				(2) hours of visiting each week in two or more visits.
012.03 Opportunities for visits shall be at
				least thirty (30) minutes in duration.
012.04 The number of visitors a juvenile may
				receive shall be limited only by facility space constraints, except where there
				are substantial reasons to justify limitations.
012.05 Persons under the age of eighteen,
				when accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, may be permitted to visit
				juveniles.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-013 - Visiting Restrictions

Current through June 17, 2024
Visitors may be excluded for one or more of the following
				  reasons:
013.01. The parents/legal
				guardians, probation officer, parole officer, or the court of jurisdiction have
				imposed restrictions on who may visit a juvenile;
013.02. The visitor refuses to register and
				show proper identification, consent to search, or to abide by the visiting
				rules;
013.03. The visitor
				represents a reasonable danger to the facility;
013.04. The visitor has a past history of
				disruptive conduct at the facility;
013.05. The visitor appears to be under the
				influence of alcohol or drugs; or
013.06. The juvenile refuses the
				visit.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-014 - Visiting Rules

Current through June 17, 2024
Written rules governing visitors' conduct and
				  responsibilities shall be conspicuously posted in the visitors'
				  area.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-016 - Special Visits

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility administrator may make special arrangements for
				  persons who must travel over 150 miles to visit a juvenile when such visits
				  cannot reasonably coincide with regular visiting hours.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-017 - Visiting Area

Current through June 17, 2024
A secure and suitable area shall be provided for juveniles
				  and visitors to converse at normal voice levels. Provisions for contact visits
				  are encouraged except in cases of substantiated security
				  risks.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-018 - Search of Visitors

Current through June 17, 2024
Visitors may be subject to a pat and/or strip search prior
				  to a contact visit if probable cause exists.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 14 - MAIL, VISITING, TELEPHONE › Section 83-14-019 - Confidential Visits

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall provide juveniles adequate opportunities
				  to meet with attorneys, probation and parole officers, counselors, caseworkers
				  and the clergy.
019.01 Attorneys,
				probation and parole officers, counselors, caseworkers and clergy shall be
				permitted to visit juveniles at reasonable hours other than during regularly
				scheduled visiting hours.
019.02
				Visits with attorneys, probation and parole officers, counselors, caseworkers
				and clergy shall not be monitored, except that facility employees may visually
				observe the visitation as necessary to maintain appropriate levels of
				security.
019.03 Visits with
				attorneys, probation and parole officers, counselors, caseworkers or clergy
				shall be of the contact type unless otherwise indicated by the juvenile or
				visitor, or the facility administrator determines there is a substantial
				security justification to restrict the visit to a non-contact type. When a
				contact visit is not allowed, the reasons for the restriction shall be
				documented.
019.04 A private area
				or room so as to allow confidential communication for up to four people with
				adequate writing space shall be provided for visits with attorneys, probation
				and parole officers, counselors, case workers or clergy.
019.05 Attorneys, probation and parole
				officers, counselors, case workers and clergy may be subject to search prior to
				a contact visit.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-001 - Authority to Admit

Current through June 17, 2024
The admitting staff member shall positively identify the
				  committing officer and verify the committing officer's authority to have the
				  juvenile detailed.
001.01 When a
				juvenile has been taken into custody pursuant to Section
				43-248,
				N.R.S., the committing officer shall have secured the authorization for
				detention from the court of jurisdiction or a probation officer prior to
				presenting the juvenile for admission into the juvenile detention
				facility.
001.02 When a juvenile is
				presented for admission into the juvenile detention facility, the committing
				officer should provide the admitting staff member with appropriate
				documentation of authority to detain. Such documentation may include the
				following:
001.02A Court authorization for
				temporary detention;
001.02B Valid
				warrant or order of the court;
001.02C Mittimus issued by the court for
				execution of sentence;
001.02D In
				the case of probation or parole violations, copy of probation or parole
				orders;
001.02E In the case of
				temporary housing of juveniles in transit, a copy of travel orders or an active
				warrant.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-002 - Verification of Juvenile's Identity

Current through June 17, 2024
The admitting staff member, to the best of his or her
				  ability, shall ascertain the identity and age of the
				  juvenile.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-003 - Fitness to Confine

Current through June 17, 2024
If the juvenile shows signs of illness, injury, is
				  incoherent, or unconscious, he or she shall not be admitted to the facility
				  until the committing officer has been provided written documentation from
				  facility medical personnel or a physician of examination, treatment, and
				  fitness for confinement.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-004 - Initial Search

Current through June 17, 2024
The admitting staff member shall conduct a complete and
				  thorough search of the juvenile being admitted. Written policies and procedures
				  regarding searches upon admission shall be consistent with the following
				  provisions:
004.01 All searches shall
				be of the least intrusive type necessary to satisfy the safety and security
				needs of the facility.
004.02 The
				pat search shall be considered the initial method of searching juveniles upon
				admission. All pat searches shall be conducted as prescribed in Chapter
				8-015.
004.03 Strip searches upon admission are
				authorized only upon individualized determination of reasonable suspicion or
				probable cause as set forth below:
004.03A
				When there is reasonable suspicion that the juvenile has on his or her person
				contraband, weapons, criminal evidence, or other items concealed which present
				a threat to the safety and security of the facility;
004.03B When there is reasonable suspicion
				that a strip search is necessary to confirm the presence of a health condition
				requiring immediate medical attention; or
004.03C When there is probable cause to
				believe that a strip search is necessary to confirm the presence of other
				criminal evidence concealed on the juvenile's body.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-005 - Intake and Release Form

Current through June 17, 2024
An intake and release form shall be completed on every new
				  juvenile. The standardized Nebraska Juvenile Admission and Release Record
				  provided by the Nebraska Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice or
				  similar form approved by the Board shall be utilized.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-006 - Fingerprinting Juveniles

Current through June 17, 2024
No juvenile under the age of fourteen (14) shall be
				  fingerprinted, except by court order. Juveniles the age of fourteen (14) or
				  older may be fingerprinted. The fingerprints of any juvenile shall not be sent
				  to a federal or state depository, unless the juvenile has been convicted of a
				  felony, the juvenile has escaped from a Youth Development Center, or the
				  juvenile is a runaway whose fingerprints are needed for identification purposes
				  to return the juvenile to his or her parents/legal guardian.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-007 - Medical Screening

Current through June 17, 2024
Juveniles shall be screened and observed as prescribed by
				  Chapter
				  11-009 to determine if immediate
				  medical or mental health attention is needed.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-008 - Initial Telephone Calls

Current through June 17, 2024
Each juvenile detained shall be allowed to communicate with
				  his or her family, bail bondsman, and attorney by completing at least two (2)
				  unmonitored telephone calls at the time of admission.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-009 - Property Inventory

Current through June 17, 2024
All money, valuables, and other personal property not
				  allowed in the facility shall be taken from juveniles at the time of admission
				  and securely stored. If necessary, clothing taken from the juvenile shall be
				  cleaned and/or disinfected before storage or return to the juvenile. An
				  itemized inventory signed by the juvenile and admitting staff shall be prepared
				  and placed in the juvenile's file. Personal property released to a third party
				  must have the juvenile's signature of approval and the signature receipt of the
				  third party.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-010 - Shower

Current through June 17, 2024
After the booking process is completed, juveniles to be
				  housed shall be required to shower. If there is indication of vermin, delousing
				  procedures shall be followed.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-011 - Standard Issue

Current through June 17, 2024
Newly admitted juveniles shall be provided clothing as
				  necessary and the standard issue of bedding and hygiene items as provided in
				  Chapter
				  10-009 and
				  10-011.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-012 - Housing Assignment

Current through June 17, 2024
Newly admitted juveniles shall be assigned to initial
				  housing according to the facility's classification plan. Male and female
				  juveniles shall not occupy the same sleeping room.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-013 - Orientation

Current through June 17, 2024
Newly admitted juveniles shall receive an orientation to the
				  facility and its operation within 24 hours of admission. Each juvenile shall be
				  provided written information about the facility's regulations governing
				  treatment and conduct, daily schedule of activities, listing of programs and
				  services available, methods of seeking information or assistance, procedure for
				  making complaints, emergency procedures, and any other information necessary to
				  enable the juvenile to adapt to the routine of the facility.
013.01 The written information shall include
				a copy of rules, including a listing of prohibited acts, the range of possible
				sanctions for various levels of violation, and the disciplinary procedures to
				be followed. The juvenile shall have access to the written information during
				his or her entire stay at the facility.
013.02 Where a literacy or language barrier
				prevents the juvenile from understanding the orientation materials, assistance
				shall be provided.
013.03 Upon
				completion of orientation, the juvenile shall be requested to verify that he or
				she has been made aware of the facility's rules, programs, and services with
				his or her signature.
013.04 Upon
				request, parents or guardians of detained juveniles shall receive a copy of
				facility rules issued to juveniles.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-014 - Inability to Process

Current through June 17, 2024
If a juvenile's physical condition, mental condition, or
				  behavior prevents the completion of the admissions process, the process may be
				  temporarily delayed until the juvenile is capable of being processed in a safe
				  and orderly manner.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-015 - Processing of Detainees

Current through June 17, 2024
When detainees are brought into the facility, facility
				  employees of the same sex shall be present and assist with the admissions
				  process.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-016 - Authority to Release

Current through June 17, 2024
Prior to releasing a juvenile, the releasing staff shall
				  positively identify the juvenile to be released and verify the authority for
				  the release. When the juvenile is released to another authority, the identity
				  of the receiving officer shall also be verified.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-017 - Release Documentation

Current through June 17, 2024
The releasing staff shall record the time, date, authority
				  for release, and receiving authority, if any, on the facility's release form.
				  The releasing staff member shall sign the completed form.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-018 - Return of Property

Current through June 17, 2024
Upon release, any property not legally confiscated or
				  retained shall be compared against the inventory of property taken and returned
				  to the juvenile. The juvenile and the releasing staff shall sign a receipt for
				  all property returned.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 15 - ADMISSION AND RELEASE › Section 83-15-020 - Disposal of Property

Current through June 17, 2024
Property not claimed within six months of the juvenile's
				  discharge may be disposed of by the facility as long as it has been documented
				  in writing that the juvenile, the juvenile's parents/legal guardian or other
				  responsible party were notified on at least three (3) occasions to pick the
				  property up.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 16 - PROGRAMS AND SERVICES › Section 83-16-001 - Written Policies and Procedures

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall have written policies and procedures
				  which provide that programs and services be available to juveniles to include,
				  at a minimum, counseling, religious services, exercise and passive recreational
				  activities, library services, and educational programs.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 16 - PROGRAMS AND SERVICES › Section 83-16-002 - Program Coordinator

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility administrator shall designate at least one
				  facility employee to be responsible for assessing the general needs of
				  juveniles, coordinating the delivery of services and programs to juveniles, and
				  developing local resources.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 16 - PROGRAMS AND SERVICES › Section 83-16-003 - Use of Community Resources

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall have a plan for juvenile services and
				  programs which provides for the identification and use of available community
				  resources. The plan shall also encourage citizen involvement and use of
				  volunteers.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 16 - PROGRAMS AND SERVICES › Section 83-16-005 - Counseling Services

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility should provide, or make available through
				  arrangements with community agencies, a range of counseling and crisis
				  intervention services appropriate to the needs of juveniles. Such services
				  should be available in the following areas: substance abuse, mental health,
				  religion, education, anger control, survival skills/independent living skills,
				  health and welfare, sexual abuse, and family problems.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 16 - PROGRAMS AND SERVICES › Section 83-16-006 - Educational Programs

Current through June 17, 2024
Educational opportunities shall be available to all
				  juveniles except where there is substantial justification for restricting a
				  juvenile's participation.
006.01 The
				educational program shall be available a minimum of three hours per day during
				the days the local school district holds classes. The exercise and recreation
				program shall not be considered in determining the three-hour minimum required
				for the educational program.
006.02
				Educational programs shall be designed to assist juveniles in keeping up with
				their studies, and shall include contact and coordination with their home
				schools.
006.03 Educational
				programs shall include provisions for remedial and may include special
				education services for those juveniles in need of such services.
006.04 Educational programs shall include
				provisions for juveniles not otherwise enrolled in school to work on preparing
				for a GED or to work in credit courses/classes recognized by the Nebraska Dept.
				of Education or local public school district.
006.05 Educational programs should include
				life skills courses and vocational training activities designed to improve
				juveniles' employment and independent living capabilities.
006.06 The educational program shall be
				supported by sufficient equipment and educational materials that meet state
				education standards. Adequate program room/space shall be made available during
				school hours.
006.07 Juveniles may
				participate in educational release programs as authorized by the court having
				jurisdiction.
006.08 The facility
				shall utilize certified teachers and curriculum in the delivery of educational
				services to juveniles. Copies of current credentials for each teacher shall be
				kept on file at the facility or by the contracting entity.
006.09 An adequate number of educational
				personnel shall be available to provide identified educational programming.
				Paid educational personnel may include, but not limited to, teachers,
				para-professionals and tutors. Volunteers are also encouraged to be
				utilized.
006.10 Juveniles should
				be counseled regarding the importance of education, continuing their school
				attendance or re-enrolling in school upon discharge.
006.11 Arrangements may be made for youth to
				enroll in higher education courses if the youth will be in the facility long
				enough to benefit from such.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 16 - PROGRAMS AND SERVICES › Section 83-16-007 - Religious Programs

Current through June 17, 2024
Every juvenile, upon his or her request, shall be allowed to
				  practice the religion of his or her own choice and shall have access to clergy,
				  publications, and religious symbols, subject to those limitations necessary to
				  maintain facility safety, security and order.