Chapter 352

§352-1 Definitions for youth correctional facilities

§352-2.1 What this law is for and who it helps

§352-3 Letting private groups run youth homes

§352-4 Rules and regulations

§352-5 Rules and training for youth facility staff

§352-5.5 Background checks for youth facility staff

§352-6 Funding for youth correctional facilities

§352-7 Keeping records about committed people

§352-8 Guardianship and custody of committed youth

§352-8.5 Planning a youth's return to the community

§352-9 How long a person stays in a youth facility

§352-10 When a court sends someone under 18 to youth prison

§352-11 How court commitments to youth correctional facilities work

§352-12 Separating young people in youth correctional facilities

§352-13 Evaluation, counseling, training

§352-14 Education programs for youth correctional facilities

§352-15 Recreation and work programs for people in facilities

§352-16 Work release for youth correctional residents

§352-17 Pay for work done inside a youth correctional facility

§352-18 Where committed persons' money is kept and tracked

§352-19 When money can be taken out of a committed person's account

§352-20 What happens to unclaimed money in youth facility accounts

§352-21 Money from facility programs goes into a benefit fund

§352-22 Checking each committed person's status regularly

§352-23 Community services program

§352-23.5 Programs for girls in the juvenile justice system

§352-24 Setting up juvenile parole and parole officer duties

§352-25 Rules for releasing young people from custody

§352-26 Taking back youth on parole or furlough who break rules

§352-26.1 Releasing information about a youth who escapes

§352-27 Hiding a youth from custody

§352-29 When the director's supervision ends

§352-30 Who can handle the director's duties

§352-31 Who pays the costs for youth correctional facilities

§352-32 Rules for running the Kawailoa youth and family wellness center