Death in Custody Reporting Act - Juvenile Facilities - Idaho

Death in Custody Reporting Act - Juvenile Facilities is a legal document that was released by the Idaho State Police - a government authority operating within Idaho.

FAQ

Q: What is the Death in Custody Reporting Act?
A: The Death in Custody Reporting Act is a federal law that requires the reporting of deaths that occur in the custody of law enforcement or correctional facilities.

Q: What does the Death in Custody Reporting Act cover?
A: The Death in Custody Reporting Act covers deaths that occur in both adult and juvenile correctional facilities.

Q: Does the Death in Custody Reporting Act apply to Idaho?
A: Yes, the Death in Custody Reporting Act applies to Idaho and requires the reporting of deaths that occur in juvenile facilities.

Q: What information is required to be reported under the Death in Custody Reporting Act?
A: The Death in Custody Reporting Act requires the reporting of basic information about the deceased individual, the circumstances of the death, and any efforts made to revive the individual.

Q: Why is the Death in Custody Reporting Act important?
A: The Death in Custody Reporting Act is important for ensuring transparency and accountability in the criminal justice system to prevent and address any potential abuses or mistreatment of individuals in custody.