USAFAI51-903 governs the administrative disposition of juvenile misconduct cases and the treatment of juvenile offenders at the United States Air Force Academy.
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The publication establishes the Juvenile Assistance Council, which hears alleged misconduct cases and weighs the interests of juveniles and the Academy. It addresses administrative sanctions, rehabilitation, base privileges, JAC participation, and required forms.
The JAC will hear all cases in which a juvenile is alleged to have engaged in misconduct or cases referred to it by the 10th Air Base Wing (10 ABW).
The JAC will determine the appropriate disposition of the case by weighing the best interests of the juvenile and the United States Air Force Academy.
Privileges subject to revocation include the following: Base Exchange privileges, commissary privileges, housing privileges, shoppette privileges, base driving privileges, and the privilege of entering any part (or all) of the base. (paragraph 1)
Participation by the juvenile in the JAC Program is voluntary. (paragraph 2)
Prepare an AF Form 3545, Incident Report, or a Report of Investigation (ROI). (paragraph 3)