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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor                               Ch. 12 (i) Require preparation of a written report of any disciplinary
action taken against a child or any grievance which shall be forwarded to the
administrative head of the facility; (ii) Require the administrative head of each facility to review all
reports of disciplinary actions and grievances; and (iii) Require the Department to forward in a timely manner all
reports of disciplinary actions, grievances, and grievance dispositions from each
facility to the [Office of the Independent Juvenile Justice Monitor under Article 49D
of the Code] JUVENILE JUSTICE MONITORING UNIT OF THE OFFICE OF THE
ATTORNEY GENERAL ESTABLISHED UNDER TITLE 6, SUBTITLE 3 OF THE STATE
GOVERNMENT ARTICLE. (g) The Department shall cooperate with the [Office of the Independent
Juvenile Justice Monitor established under Article 49D of the Code] JUVENILE
JUSTICE MONITORING UNIT OF THE OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
ESTABLISHED UNDER TITLE 6, SUBTITLE 3 OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT ARTICLE by: (1)     Providing the [Office] UNIT with access to all facilities, reports, and
records relating to individual youth upon request; (2)     Allowing the [independent] juvenile justice monitors to conduct
interviews with staff, youth, and any other individuals upon request; and (3)     Submitting corrective action plans and incident reports to the
[Office] UNIT in response to findings and recommendations made by the
[independent] juvenile justice monitors regarding a facility. (h) (1) The Department shall respond to requests for information pertaining
to a facility from [an independent] A juvenile justice monitor within 30 days of the
date of the request. (2) If the Department does not respond to a request for information, the
monitor may conduct a reasonable investigation relating to the original request for
information. 2-119. (a)     With the consent of the State Advisory Board, the Secretary may establish
an advisory board for 1 or more facilities. (b)     Each board shall consist of individuals who the Secretary and the State
Advisory Board believe may be helpful in matters that relate to the effective operation
and improvement of the facilities. (c)      [The independent monitor established under Article 49D of the Code] A
REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE JUVENILE JUSTICE MONITORING UNIT OF THE OFFICE
OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ESTABLISHED UNDER TITLE 6, SUBTITLE 3 OF THE
STATE GOVERNMENT ARTICLE shall be available to attend meetings of each advisory
board. - 65 -


 
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