231 - Juvenile Enforcement Programs

Question 1

As a general rule, a juvenile _____ years of age and older may be arrested.

Answer 1

10

Question 2

A juvenile _____ years of age or younger shall be released to their parent/guardian.

Answer 2

Nine

Question 3

Any arrest of a juvenile nine years of age or younger requires the prior approval of a _______

Answer 3

Supervisor

Question 4

A juvenile is considered truant _____ hour after school begins or _____ hour before school ends without a justifiable reason.

Answer 4

One

Question 5

Release of a truant juvenile may be appropriate if:

Answer 5

1. 16 and officially withdrawn from school
2. At least 14 with a valid work permit or other certificate providing exemption from school attendance
3. Valid explanation, doctors appt. etc.

Question 6

Curfew times:

Answer 6

Sunday through Thursday 2300 to 0500

Friday, Saturday, and legal holidays 0001 to 0600

Question 7

If the victim or parent/guardian of the victim do not agree with the issuance of a juvenile civil citation they will be advised they can appeal to Teen Court within _____ business days of the issuance of the citation.

Answer 7

3

Question 8

Up to ________ qualifying offenses may be placed on each juvenile civil citation.

Answer 8

2

Question 9

If an officer has probable cause to issue a juvenile civil citation but the juvenile is not on scene. The officer has ______ hours to locate the juvenile and issue the citation. If not able to locate consult with SAO for warrant.

Answer 9

36

Question 10

An annual review of all JSO juvenile enforcement and prevention programs will be conducted by ____

Answer 10

Chief of Patrol Support or designee