HILLAFBI31-118 governs Hill Air Force Base’s Juvenile Rehabilitative Program and youth misconduct prevention procedures.
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It establishes the Juvenile Misconduct Review Board, defines its purview, and assigns program management responsibilities. The instruction describes voluntary rehabilitation measures, case review, meetings, referrals, and administrative actions.
Applies to: It applies to all active duty and retired US military family members whose sponsors are assigned or attached, either as permanent party or on temporary duty at Hill Air Force Base (AFB), whose family members reside on or use facilities on Hill AFB.
The 75th Mission Support Group Commander (75 MSG/CC) is directly responsible for the JRP. (paragraph 1)
The Juvenile Misconduct Review Board's (JMRB) purview includes any act of misconduct that can be defined as a felony, misdemeanor, or infraction under installation, local, state, or federal statute. (paragraph 1)
The JRP is a fully voluntary rehabilitative program and may include education, restitution, community service, counseling or loss of privileges for the youth, and it requires the full support of parents to be effective. (paragraph 1)
Although voluntary, failure to participate may possibly result in loss of privileges or access to the installation, not only for the family member, but for the sponsor as well. (paragraph 1)
The JMRB will meet on a quarterly basis or as needed. (paragraph 3)