Nevada AB90 revises juvenile justice provisions by expanding the definition of detention facilities and requiring juvenile courts to make specific.
Nevada AB90 amends the definition of "detention facility" to include regional facilities for the treatment and rehabilitation of children. It mandates that juvenile courts must find that appropriate alternatives do not exist or have failed before committing a child to a state or regional facility. The bill also ensures that children detained in any facility are informed of their rights and that a written copy of these rights is posted in a conspicuous place. This legislation aims to enhance the rights and treatment of children within the juvenile justice system.
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