Chapter 33: Juvenile Offenders (33.1-33.7

[33.5 Juvenile Offenders] (Family Code 51.12): (j-1) After being taken into custody, a child _____ be detained in a nonsecure correctional facility until the child is released or until a detention hearing is held if:

(1) the nonsecure correctional facility has been appropriately registered and certified;

(2) a certified secure detention facility is not available

(3) the nonsecure correctional facility complies with the short-term detention standards

• shall

• shall not

• may

• may not

[33.7 Juvenile Offenders] (Family Code 52.015): (b) On the issuance of a directive to apprehend, any law-enforcement or probation officer _____ take the child into custody.

• shall

• may

• may not

• shall not

[33.5 Juvenile Offenders] (Family Code 52.025): (b) A child may be detained in a juvenile processing office only for:

(3) the _____ of the child

• security and protection
• photographing and fingerprinting

• well-being and protection
• safety and welfare

[33.5 Juvenile Offenders] (Family Code 52.026): (b) If the juvenile detention facility is out of county, it shall be the duty of every law enforcement officer, or if authorized, the _____ to transport the child to the appropriate juvenile detention facility unless the child is:

(1) detained in a secure detention facility; or

(2) released to the parent, guardian, or custodian of the child

• the sheriff

• the correctional officer

• the parole officer

• the governor

[33.5 Juvenile Offenders] (Family Code 52.026): (a) It shall be the duty of every _____ who has taken a child into custody to transport the child to the appropriate detention facility or to the school campus to which the child is assigned if the child is not released to the parent, guardian, or custodian of the child.

• juvenile officer
• law enforcement officer

• social worker
• school resource officer

[33.5 Juvenile Offenders] (Family Code 51.12): (l) A child who is taken into custody and required to be detained may be detained in a county jail or other facility until the child is released or until a detention hearing is held, regardless of whether the facility complies with the requirements of this section, if:

(4) the child does not have any contact with _____

• parents or guardians
• law enforcement officers
• trustees of any facility

• management or direct-care staff

[33.5 Juvenile Offenders] (Family Code 52.025): (c) A child _____ be left unattended in a juvenile processing office and is entitled to be accompanied by the child's parent, guardian, or other custodian or by the child's attorney.

• cannot

• may not

• shall not

• should never

[33.5 Juvenile Offenders] (Family Code 52.025): (b) A child may be detained in a juvenile processing office only for:

(1) the return of the child to the custody of a _____

• parent or guardian
• foster parent
• social worker
• person

[33.7 Juvenile Offenders] (Family Code 52.015): (a) On the request of a _____, a juvenile court may issue a directive to apprehend a child if the court finds there is probable cause to take the child into custody.

• social worker or probation officer
• judge or attorney
• prosecutor or law enforcement officer
• law-enforcement or probation officer

[33.5 Juvenile Offenders] (Family Code 52.025): (d) A child may not be detained in a juvenile processing office for longer than _____

• six hours
• four hours
• 24 hours

• eight hours