PS4225-14c FINGERPRINTS AND Fingerprints and photographs for offenses PHOTOGRAPHS OF committed on or 1 January 1996: JUVENILES 1. Fingerprints and photographs of the juvenile is juveniles not taken into custody, but 18. with the consent of a parent or guardian to aid future identification if needed. 2. Fingerprints and photographs of juveniles not referred to a juvenile Must be destroyed court within 10 days after the date the immediately. juvenile is taken into custody unless the juvenile is placed in a first offender program or is on informal disposition 3. Fingerprints and photographs of juveniles undergoing informal Must be destroyed disposition. upon completion of the informal disposition. 4. Fingerprints and photographs of juveniles placed in offender programs Must be destroyed after the 90th day after the day the juvenile successfully completes a first offender program. 5. Fingerprints or photographs taken for comparison in the investigation of Must be destroyed an offense that do not result in a immediately. positive comparison or identification. 6. Fingerprints or photographs of juveniles, whose identities are not Destroy known, who are taken into custody with immediately probable cause to believe that the upon juvenile has engaged in conduct identification of indicating a need for supervision. the juvenile or upon determination
PS4225-14c FINGERPRINTS AND PHOTOGRAPHS OF JUVENILES Fingerprints and photographs for offenses committed on or 1 January 1996: 1. Fingerprints and photographs of juveniles not taken into custody, but with the consent of a parent or guardian to aid future identification if needed. 2. Fingerprints and photographs of juveniles not referred to a juvenile court within 10 days after the date the juvenile is taken into custody unless the juvenile is placed in a first offender program or is on informal disposition 3. Fingerprints and photographs of juveniles undergoing informal disposition. 4. Fingerprints and photographs of juveniles placed in offender programs 5. Fingerprints or photographs taken for comparison in the investigation of an offense that do not result in a positive comparison or identification. 6. Fingerprints or photographs of juveniles, whose identities are not known, who are taken into custody with probable cause to believe that the juvenile has engaged in conduct indicating a need for supervision. the juvenile is 18. Must be destroyed immediately. Must be destroyed upon completion of the informal disposition. Must be destroyed after the 90th day after the day the juvenile successfully completes a first offender program. Must be destroyed immediately. Destroy immediately upon identification of the juvenile or upon determination