26-11A-8.1. Treatment and aftercare plans--Treatment team meetings.
For any child in the custody of the Department of Corrections and placed in a residential facility, state-run or private, the department shall participate in a monthly treatment team meeting with the residential facility. The department shall:
(1)Review progress on the treatment plan goals and evaluate the effectiveness of the service;
(2)Determine whether any less restrictive treatment alternative is appropriate and available; and
(3)Develop an aftercare plan designed to facilitate release that identifies release options and timeframes, if appropriate.
Each treatment plan shall be designed to achieve release at the earliest possible time and to maximize the child's development and acquisition of skills that enables the child to successfully transition to community living.
The Department of Corrections shall train department staff on effective participation in treatment team meetings.
Source: SL 2015, ch 152, ยง10.
Structure South Dakota Codified Laws
Chapter 11A - Juvenile Correctional Facilities And Programs
Section 26-11A-1.4 - Department authorized to lease former state property--Disposition of revenue.
Section 26-11A-2 - Acceptance and expenditure of funds--Approval.
Section 26-11A-5 - Age limit for juvenile within departmental jurisdiction.
Section 26-11A-7 - Jurisdiction and custody of adjudicated juvenile.
Section 26-11A-8.1 - Treatment and aftercare plans--Treatment team meetings.
Section 26-11A-9 - Transfer of juvenile after initial placement.
Section 26-11A-11 - Custodian of person of juvenile.
Section 26-11A-16 - Finding of violation or frustration of purpose--Continuance of aftercare.
Section 26-11A-17 - Release of juvenile for continuance of aftercare.
Section 26-11A-18 - Form of hearings.
Section 26-11A-19 - Reimbursement of expenses--Procedure.
Section 26-11A-23 - Use of restraints prohibited--Exceptions--"Restraints" defined.
Section 26-11A-24 - Definition of terms.
Section 26-11A-25 - Monitor within juvenile corrections system--Primary duty.
Section 26-11A-27 - Powers and duties of monitor.
Section 26-11A-28 - Monitor to report findings of abuse or neglect.
Section 26-11A-31 - Knowingly hindering actions of monitor as misdemeanor.
Section 26-11A-33 - Identities of persons or agencies reporting to monitor to remain confidential.
Section 26-11A-34 - Records to be provided to the court and Department of Social Services.