31 Miss. Code. R. 9-2.6 - Population Management
1. Written
policies, procedures, and actual practices ensure that when the institutional
population approaches or reaches its operational capacity, appropriate youth
are released, transferred, or "stepped down" to non-secure settings.
2. Written policies, procedures, and actual
practices ensure that staff review the institutional population on a daily
basis to identify youth who may no longer need secure confinement and make
appropriate notifications to the youth court judge.
3. The agency responsible for detention
regularly collects, reviews, and reports data, including: number of youth
brought to detention by each agency (e.g., police, school police, group home);
offenses charged or other reasons for detention such as failure to appear or
violation of probation; admissions to detention; releases from detention;
average daily population in detention; average length of stay in detention; and
rearrests, violations of probation, and failures to appear. All data are
available disaggregated by race/ethnicity, gender, and geography.
Notes
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