- (1) If a home detention violation is alleged, the home detention counselor may cause the alleged violator to be brought to a secure detention facility by filing an affidavit in support of a request for a warrant for custody or requesting an expedited hearing for the court to review allegations for a probable cause determination.
- (2) If the case involves a violator who is a runaway where a warrant for custody or pickup order has not yet been issued, a law enforcement officer may bring the violator to a secure detention facility. The home detention counselor may then transfer the minor back to the status of home detention, if appropriate, or may authorize the minor to be held in secure detention for another detention hearing.
- (3) A minor placed on home detention who is arrested by a law enforcement officer for an alleged non-status criminal offense shall be admitted to a secure detention facility.
KEY: juvenile corrections, juvenile detention, admission guidelines, juvenile justice and youth services
Date of Last Change: June 24, 2024
Notice of Continuation: March 23, 2022
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 80-5-201; 80-5-202; 80-5-203; 80-5-204; 80-5-205