Washington Administrative Code › Title 110 - Children, Youth, and Families, Department of › Chapter 110-730 - Placement of juvenile offenders committed to the juvenile rehabilitation administration (JRA) › Section 110-730-0010 - Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
As used in this chapter:
"Community facility"
means a group care facility
				operated for the care of juveniles committed to the department under
				RCW
				  13.40.185. A county detention facility that
				houses juveniles committed to the department under
				RCW
				  13.40.185 pursuant to an interagency
				agreement with the department is not a community facility.
"Community placement eligibility requirements"
means requirements developed by JRA that must be met by a youth to demonstrate
				progress in treatment and low public safety risk, which justify an
				institutional minimum or minimum security classification for the youth.
"Initial security classification assessment"
means
				a written instrument, developed by JRA and administered by diagnostic staff, to
				determine to what extent a juvenile is a threat to public safety for the
				purpose of determining the juvenile's security classification when the juvenile
				initially is committed to JRA.
"JRA"
means juvenile rehabilitation
				administration, department of social and health services.
"Juvenile"
means a person under the age of
				twenty-one who has been sentenced to a term of confinement under the
				supervision of the department under
				RCW
				  13.40.185.
"Program administrator"
means institution
				superintendent, regional administrator, or their designees.
"Residential treatment and care program"
means a
				single family residence operated for the care of juveniles committed to the
				department under
				RCW
				  13.40.185.
"Separate living unit"
means sleeping quarters and
				areas used for daily living activities not specific to treatment and education
				programs located in a building, wing, or on a different floor which separates
				resident groups.
"Service provider"
means the entity that operates
				a community facility or is contracted to provide a residential treatment and
				care program.
"Specialized treatment program"
means a program
				that addresses additional rehabilitation needs such as sex offender treatment,
				drug/alcohol treatment, mental health interventions, gang intervention,
				gender/age specific intervention and other programs meeting specific
				rehabilitation needs of juveniles.
Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    13.40.460 and
				  72.05.150.
				  WSR 03-03-070, §
										388-730-0010, filed
				  1/15/03, effective 2/15/03. Statutory Authority: Chapter 72.05 RCW. WSR
				  00-22-019, recodified as §
										388-730-0010, filed
				  10/20/00, effective 11/20/00. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    72.05.400, [72.05.]405, [72.05.]410,
				  [72.05.]415, [72.05.]425, [72.05.]430, [72.05.]435, [72.05.]440, 74.15.210,
				  13.40.460 and [13.40.]480. WSR 98-18-056, § 275-46-010, filed 8/31/98,
				  effective 9/1/98. Statutory Authority:
				  RCW
				    13.40.460. WSR 96-18-041, § 275-46-010,
				  filed 8/29/96, effective 9/29/96.