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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 496991" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>She's the one in charge of him at the Department of Juvenile Justice facility, on his unit. BUt no, she doesn't make the decisions re parole requirements. She can put in a recommendation and she didn't recommend GH as placement, however, since PO has his mind made up, she told him it couldn't hurt. The thing is, a true step-down program isn't supposed to add to the incarcerted time, it's supposed to be the last mos or a year, whatever, of the sentence. difficult child already has done his sentence- or will have in a few weeks.</p><p></p><p>I'm trying hard to find out Department of Juvenile Justice's procedure for filing a complaint against PO/super. I know the way to do it if it's against the facility difficult child is in, but apparently there is no one checking to see if POs are doing what they should, and not doing what they shouldn't be. And now to find out that in this jurisdiction, you can't even request a hearing with a judge without going thru them....well, something has to give. They aren't God. And they can't have more power than judges or those running the Department of Juvenile Justice facilities (juvie prisons). I'm so ticked that if I can't get people in the central Department of Juvenile Justice office to do something, I'll go slap a suit down in a court higher than juvie court and send a copy to the media.</p><p></p><p>Do you know I have even run across things on Department of Juvenile Justice's website about how to protect themselves from the media- but I can't find **** on guidelines for a PO or how to file a grievence or anything?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 496991, member: 3699"] She's the one in charge of him at the Department of Juvenile Justice facility, on his unit. BUt no, she doesn't make the decisions re parole requirements. She can put in a recommendation and she didn't recommend GH as placement, however, since PO has his mind made up, she told him it couldn't hurt. The thing is, a true step-down program isn't supposed to add to the incarcerted time, it's supposed to be the last mos or a year, whatever, of the sentence. difficult child already has done his sentence- or will have in a few weeks. I'm trying hard to find out Department of Juvenile Justice's procedure for filing a complaint against PO/super. I know the way to do it if it's against the facility difficult child is in, but apparently there is no one checking to see if POs are doing what they should, and not doing what they shouldn't be. And now to find out that in this jurisdiction, you can't even request a hearing with a judge without going thru them....well, something has to give. They aren't God. And they can't have more power than judges or those running the Department of Juvenile Justice facilities (juvie prisons). I'm so ticked that if I can't get people in the central Department of Juvenile Justice office to do something, I'll go slap a suit down in a court higher than juvie court and send a copy to the media. Do you know I have even run across things on Department of Juvenile Justice's website about how to protect themselves from the media- but I can't find **** on guidelines for a PO or how to file a grievence or anything? [/QUOTE]
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