Or. Admin. Code § 416-060-0035 - Media Access to Youth in Custody in Substitute Care
(1) Media Representatives who desire contact
with a Youth in Custody may seek such contact by contacting the OYA
Communications Office . In all cases, Youth in Custody participation is
voluntary.
(2) Interviews with
Youth in Custody in Substitute Care may be approved by the OYA Communications
Office and the Field Supervisor or designee, with the Youth in Custody 's
consent, if in the Field Supervisor 's or designee's judgment the interview is
consistent with the following:
(a) OYA's
mission and goals;
(b) The Youth in
Custody 's treatment planning and reformation; and
(c) The Substitute Care Provider's safe,
secure and orderly operations.
(3) Interviews with Youth in Custody younger
than 18 may be approved in accordance with section (2) above, and with written
permission of the Youth in Custody 's parent(s) or legal guardian(s).
(4) Conducting the interview
(a) The interview must be supervised by the
Substitute Care Provider or OYA and take place in a designated area approved by
the Substitute Care Provider and the Field Supervisor or designee.
(b) OYA may set reasonable limits for the
length of the interview.
(c)
Requests for Youth in Custody to participate in a recorded or live audience
participation show generally will be denied. Exceptions may be made only if
approved in advance by the OYA Communications Office and the Field
Supervisor .
(d) Other program or
staff access separate from the interview may be granted with the approval of
the OYA Communications Office , Field Supervisor or designee, and Substitute
Care Provider.
(5) Youth
in Custody may not accept payment or remuneration for themselves or family
members for agreeing to an interview or participating in a media-related
activity.
(6) Youth in Custody may
not use the news media or enter into agreements with the news media to pass
along messages or otherwise communicate with their families, victims, or any
person other than the general reading, viewing or listening audience.
(7) Media Representatives may not accompany a
visitor, attorney or others on a visit to a Youth in Custody in a Substitute
Care Placement . Exceptions may be made by the OYA Communications Office and the
Field Supervisor in extraordinary circumstances in their sole
discretion.
(8) Media
Representatives may not attend depositions of Youth in Custody in Substitute
Care Placement .
(9) Youth in
Custody in the community outside of Substitute Care Placements may be
interviewed or photographed in the community (e.g., while playing high school
sports) without reference to their OYA involvement. No OYA approval is
required.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 420A.025
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 420A.010
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