1. (1) In this subsection, “obstruct or resist” means to try to prevent or impede a change in placement location by passive or aggressive use of one’s body or another object. A youth may not physically obstruct or resist staff’s attempt to change the physical location of the youth or another youth.
2. (2) In this subsection, “obstruct or impede” means to try to diminish staff’s ability to visually monitor or supervise a youth by use of one’s body, another person or an object. A youth may not obstruct or impede staff’s ability to visually monitor the youth or another youth.

History

History: Cr. Register, June, 2000, No. 534, eff. 7-1-00.