Oklahoma Administrative Code (Last Updated: March 11, 2021) |
TITLE 377. Office of Juvenile Affairs |
Chapter 3. Administrative Services |
Subchapter 13. Office of Public Integrity |
Part 7. REQUIRMENTS FOR COMMUNITY INTERVENTION CENTERS (CIC) |
SECTION 377:3-13-89. Juvenile records
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- (1) demographic information;(2) referral source information (Uniform Crime Report, traffic citation, verbal or written court order, or police booking form, etc);(3) time of admission/time of departure for the juvenile and the police officer;(4) determination if juvenile is in need of immediate medical attention;(5) documentation of attempt(s) to contact parent/guardian with time attempts were made;(6) if an initial screening assessment is conducted, the completed OJA-3;(7) if an assessment is conducted, the:(A) documentation of prior review of assessment by parent & juvenile;(B) documentation that the parent and juvenile have been advised that the assessment is voluntary; and(C) written consent of the juvenile and parent.(8) documentation that the juvenile has been advised of:(A) client rights;(B) rules of conduct; and(C) grievance procedures;(9) if placed in room confinement as provided in 377:3-13-90 (e) and (f), documentation of the:(A) reason for confinement;(B) other means of behavior modification used prior to room confinement;(C) time placed in confinement;(D) times the juvenile was visibly monitored with notation of what the juvenile was doing at that time; and(E) time released from confinement.(10) inventory log for the juvenile's personal belongings and confiscated materials;(11) release of confidential information form (when necessary);(12) incident report form (when necessary);(13) name of person to whom the juvenile was released; and(14) documentation of promise to appear in court.