TINKERAFBI51-901 — Disposition Of Juvenile Misconduct Cases

TINKERAFBI51-901 governs the administrative disposition of juvenile misconduct cases and the Tinker Air Force Base Juvenile Assistance Council.

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  • Publication number: TINKERAFBI51-901
  • Title: DISPOSITION OF JUVENILE MISCONDUCT CASES
  • Date: 2022-09-02

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It establishes the JAC’s authority, composition, responsibilities, meeting procedures, and records requirements. The publication requires compliance and addresses sanctions, rehabilitation, evidence, privacy, and case disposition.

Applies to: This instruction applies to juveniles who engage in misconduct at Tinker AFB and are dependents of personnel stationed at Tinker AFB (to include all personnel administratively assigned to 72 ABW) or dependents of active duty or retired military personnel using Tinker AFB facilities.

Topics covered

  • Juvenile misconduct cases
  • Juvenile Assistance Council
  • Administrative sanctions
  • JAC meeting procedures
  • Juvenile rehabilitation
  • Base privilege restrictions
  • Privacy Act protections

Questions and answers

Who serves as the JAC Chair?

The Deputy Commander, 72d Mission Support Group (72 MSG/CD), shall serve as the JAC Chair. (paragraph 3)

Is participation in the JAC Program voluntary?

Participation by the juvenile in the JAC Program is voluntary. (paragraph 2)

Can the JAC use hearsay evidence?

The JAC may rely on relevant hearsay evidence (to include Security Forces reports), so long as the hearsay statement is deemed to be reliable. (paragraph 4)

Are JAC meetings open to the public?

JAC meetings shall be closed to the public, as the information discussed is protected from public disclosure by the Privacy Act. (paragraph 4)

Does a juvenile have the right to legal counsel during a JAC meeting?

Neither the juvenile nor his or her sponsor has the right to legal counsel during the meeting. (paragraph 4)

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