Officers from municipal police departments, school districts and special districts shall be required to complete a Booking Fee Voucher when booking arrestees at Sheriff's facilities under the conditions specified. Specifically, all arrestees booked on any charge, with the exception of juveniles and those booked solely on a warrant, shall require documentation via the Booking Fee Voucher. Who doesn’t have to pay this fee?

· Federal, State (including California Highway Patrol) and County agencies are exempted from this requirement.

Any inmate with visible injuries or who complains of injuries, which were not medically treated prior to booking. What needs to be done?

· The inmate shall receive medical treatment by paramedics or be transported to the local contract hospital for care.

Intermittent direct visual observation of inmates held in the sobering cell shall be conducted no less than _____________? to monitor their behavior and ensure that they are breathing in a regular manner, and to provide early medical intervention in the case of possible medical complications.

· every half hour

In no case shall an inmate be held in a sobering cell over how many hours without a re-evaluation by the Jailer?

· six hours

Any inmate who is Intoxicated shall be medically screened by a deputy/jailer who has attended the four hour "Medical Screening" lecture provided by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Medical Services Bureau. This screening shall occur within how many minutes of the inmates’ arrival at the station and shall be documented on the Jailer's section of the “Intoxication Observation Sheet.”

· 90 minutes

All Intoxicated inmates must be provided with a “nutritious sugar containing snack” within the first __________of their original detention at a station or court lock-up.

· four hours

If an arrestee is developmentally disabled, who shall be notified and in what time frame?

· Regional centers shall be notified of the detention within 24 hours of such determination, excluding holidays and weekends.

What shall happen with all known homosexuals that come into a station jail?

· They shall be segregated from the general jail population. When a determination is made by a line supervisor that an inmate at any station jail facility displays homosexual tendencies, the Watch Commander shall be notified. The Watch Commander shall make the decision to segregate and relocate the inmate to IRC or CRDF.

If space is available, felony arrestees and misdemeanor arrestees should be housed separately. However, can they ever be housed together?

· Felons and misdemeanants may be housed together in those circumstances wherein available space becomes an issue.

The e-Gatebook records are stored indefinitely on SDN Database Servers. The physical e-Gatebook will be retained for how long?

· A period of two years at the station.

“Secure detention” means that a minor is being held in temporary custody in a law enforcement facility is locked in a room or enclosure and/or is secured to a cuffing rail or other stationary object. How long can a juvenile remain handcuffed to the rail?

· A juvenile cannot be handcuffed to a rail for more than 30 minutes, and must have a staff person present at all times – per California Code of regulations, Title 15, Division 1, Chapter 1, Subchapter 5, Section 1547

Minors in non-secure custody are prohibited from coming into “contact” with adult inmates in a Department facility containing a jail or a lockup. “Contact” is defined as?

· Communications, whether verbal, visual, such as gang signs, or through continuous immediate physical presence, such as a minor sharing a cell with an adult inmate.

Juveniles arrested for 602 WIC crimes shall not be allowed to come into contact with juveniles in temporary custody held under the authority of what sections?

· 300 or 601 WIC

Minors are to be provided with a snack if he/she has not eaten within?

· 4 hours

Supervision of the intoxicated juvenile includes personal observations no less than how often?

· Once every 15 minutes until resolution of the intoxicated state, with the actual time of each personal observation documented. All minors detained while under the influence, shall be in direct constant supervision.

Minors held in temporary custody at a Sheriff's station shall not be securely detained without the Watch Commander's signed approval and unless they are at least what age?

· The minor is 14 years of age or older.

The juvenile shall be advised of the right to complete three local telephone calls immediately after being taken to a place of confinement and, except where physically impossible, no later than?

· One hour after the subject has been taken into custody (308[b] and 627[b] WIC).

All 16 and 17-year-old juveniles, who are in custody and in need of hospitalization, may be booked directly into?

· The Jail Wards at the LAC/USC Medical Center.

All juveniles under the age of 16 years require what before they can be booked into the Jail Wards?

· A juvenile court order

When a juvenile under the age of 16 years needs hospitalization and no juvenile court order exists, the juvenile shall be taken to?

· Admitting Room Unit 1 of LAC/USC Medical Center. If the admitting room doctor approves admission, hospital forms shall be prepared, a patient file number issued and the juvenile placed in an open ward.

Under no circumstances shall the detention of a minor in a Sheriff's Station be more than?

· six hours from the time of arrival at the facility

Deputy personnel who must transport juveniles under the age of? and/or under? pounds in weight must transport said juvenile in a properly installed child passenger restraint system (child safety seat). In order for a child passenger restraint system to be installed properly, it must be firmly secured to a cushioned vehicle seat.

· six (6) / 60

Department personnel shall not place child safety seats in the rear of a patrol unit with hard plastic seats. But, can a child safety seats be placed in the front passenger side of a vehicle where an air bag is present?

· No

An emancipated minor is any person under the age of 18 years who?

A. Enters into a valid marriage

B. Is on active military duty

C. Has been declared emancipated by the Superior Court pursuant to 64 Civil Code.

Minors, at what age, may petition the Superior Court for a Declaration of Emancipation. They must be able to show that they are willingly living separate and apart from their parents or guardians with their consent and acquiescence, and managing their own lawful financial affairs.

· 14 years of age or older

If the issue of emancipation cannot be resolved, and it appears that the minor may be a dependent (300 WIC) or status offender (601 WIC), how should Deputy personnel handle the minor?

· They shall handle the situation as they would if the minor was not emancipated. The investigating Detective assigned to the case will resolve the issue of emancipation and make the appropriate disposition.

Every person in charge of a law enforcement facility which contains a lockup for adults and which is used in any calendar year for the secure detention of any minor shall certify how ofter that the facility is in conformity with the regulations adopted by the Board of State and Community Corrections.

· Annually

Can bail be accepted at a station for an inmate housed at a different location?

· Yes, any station, IRC or CRDF shall accept fines for inmates housed at any Department facility. Due to the complexity involved in computing fines, only the bails and fines clerks at CRDF and IRC shall ascertain the amount required to satisfy the fine.

Station jailers will accept fines for inmates housed at any Department facility. They shall, in all cases, contact the bails and fines clerks at IRC or CRDF, who shall compute the amount of the fine.

Cash bail/fine payments shall be accepted and receipted for via the Bail/Fine Receipt SH-AD-462. Within how many days the collected money shall be deposited into the bail/fine bank account maintained with Bank of America.

· One work day

If there is a discrepancy (shortage or overage), the outgoing jailer shall immediately notify his watch commander, who shall assist the two jailers in determining the reason for the discrepancy. If a shortage still results, the watch commander shall:

· Prepare an original and one copy of a Memorandum on SH-AD-131 under the subject "Shortage-Bail/Fine Bank Account," indicating the amount of the shortage and receipt numbers involved. The memoranda shall remain under lock and key with the cash and related bail forms,

· Prepare a SH-AD-32A from the station commander to the division chief detailing the circumstances of the shortage,

· Prepare a SH-R-49 under the classification of "Lost Property."