Apprehension by police officer for emergency intervention--Jail not used for custody of minor.

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27A-15-32. Apprehension by police officer for emergency intervention--Jail not used for custody of minor.

A peace officer may apprehend any minor that he has probable cause to believe requires emergency intervention under the criteria in §27A-15-30. The peace officer shall transport the minor to an appropriate regional facility other than the center. A jail may not be used for the custody of a minor. The restrictions and requirements regarding the confinement of a minor with adult detainees or patients in §27A-15-31, shall apply. All reasonable attempts shall be made to immediately notify the parent, guardian, or other legal custodian of the apprehension and transportation of the minor.

Source: SL 1991, ch 220, §322.


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