Section 05.01.04.275 - RULES AND DISCIPLINE01.Behavioral Management. The detention center will have written policy and procedures for maintaining discipline and regulating juvenile offenders' conduct. The following general principle apply:a. The conduct of juvenile offenders is regulated in a manner which encourages and supports appropriate behavior, with penalties for negative behavior;b. The detention center has written rules of conduct which specify prohibited acts, the penalties that may be imposed for various degrees of violation, and the disciplinary procedures to be followed;c. Disciplinary action is of a nature to regulate juvenile offenders' behavior within acceptable limits and is taken at such times and in such degrees, as necessary to accomplish this objective;d. The behavior of juvenile offenders is controlled in an impartial and consistent manner;e. Disciplinary action is not arbitrary, capricious, retaliatory, or vengeful;f. Corporal or unusual punishment is prohibited. Care is taken to ensure juvenile offenders are free from personal abuse, humiliation, mental abuse, personal injury, disease, property damage, harassment, or punitive interference with daily functions of living, such as eating or sleeping;g. Juvenile offenders will not be subject to any situation in which juvenile offenders impose discipline on each other.02.Resolution of Rule Infractions. The detention center will have written policy and procedures to define and govern the resolution of rule infractions.03.Grievance Procedures. The detention center will have written policy and procedures for juvenile offenders which will identify grievable issues and define the grievance process.04.Criminal Law Violations. The detention center will have written policy and procedures to govern the handling of incidents that involve the violation of federal, state, or local criminal law, including prompt referral to the appropriate authority for possible investigation and prosecution.Idaho Admin. Code r. 05.01.04.275