Section DOC 371.13 - Youth under extended court jurisdiction(1) This section applies to youth under extended court jurisdiction under s. 48.366, Stats.(2) Institution program staff shall conduct case management for youth under extended court jurisdiction in accordance with this chapter, except that the requirements of this section shall prevail over the requirements of any section in this chapter which are in conflict with this section.(3) Formal conferences shall be conducted and informal reviews may be conducted by OJOR as provided in s. DOC 371.12.(4) The administrator may place a youth in an adult correctional institution when authorized by statute as provided in s. DOC 371.11(3).(5) The department shall obtain court approval under s. 48.366, Stats., before a youth is released or discharged from an institution. (a) Any JPRC member may submit a written recommendation for aftercare to OJOR.(b) OJOR may recommend to the administrator that a youth be released to aftercare or to a type 2 placement or discharged, after consulting with the other members of JPRC. The administrator may direct that a petition be filed by the department with the court under s. 48.366, Stats., stating the recommendation and the proposed plan for the youth.(c) When a youth in a type 1 secured correctional facility appears appropriate for discharge, the superintendent shall submit a written recommendation for discharge to OJOR. The administrator may then direct that a petition be filed by the department with the court under s. 48.366, Stats., stating the recommendation and the proposed plan for the youth.(6) Consistent with s. 48.366(5) (c), Stats., a youth has a right to file a petition once a year with the court on his or her own behalf, requesting release to aftercare.Wis. Admin. Code Department of Corrections DOC 371.13
Cr. Register, June, 2000, No. 534, eff. 7-1-00.