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superintendent; however, when the superintendent is a member of the review board, the resident may appeal to the director’s designee. (b) When a juvenile’s behavior necessitates placement in secure confinement for the safety of the juvenile or others, or to ensure the security of the facility, the juvenile may be so confined for a period of up to 24 hours. Secure confinement for periods of more than 24 hours must be reviewed every 24 hours by the superintendent or the superintendent’s designee who was not involved in the incident necessitating that confinement. Secure confinement may be extended for additional periods if necessary for the safety of juveniles or others, or to ensure the safety of the facility. Secure confinement may not exceed five 24-hour periods. (c) A facility shall provide appropriate services and programs for high-risk juveniles who cannot control their assaultive behavior, who present a danger to themselves, or who are in constant danger of being victimized by other juveniles, thus requiring special management. The facility may, if it determines that it is necessary, separate such juveniles from the general population to allow for individualized attention. (Eff. 7/3/80, Register 74; am 1/14/2000, Register 153) Statutory Authority: Authority: AS 44.30.020 AS 47.14.010 AS 47.14.050

AS 47.06.010 AS 47.14.020 AS 47.14.100 Editor’s note: Effective July 1, 2022, Executive Order 121 split the former Department of Health and Social Services into the Department of Health and the Department of Family and Community Services. As of Register 242 (July 2022), the regulations attorney made conforming technical revisions under sec. 138, E.O. 121 and AS 44.62.125(b)(6), to 7 AAC 52.310 to the authority citation that follows 7 AAC 52.310 to substitute references to AS 44.30.020 and AS 47.06.010 for the former reference to AS 47.05.010. 7 AAC 52.315. Review board. Each facility must have a review board consisting of three persons appointed by the superintendent. The members must be experienced in resident programming and treatment procedures. The board shall meet at least once each week, and shall consider matters of discipline, release, leave longer than 72 hours, major status change, and work or school outside the institution. The board shall review each resident’s progress at least once every six months. The assigned probation officer may participate and may offer recommendations on matters dealing with residents. The board is the body with final decision-making authority within a