The bailiff assigned to a detention hearing will follow the general procedures as outlined below:
The bailiff shall call the parents, attorney, witnesses, and other parties concerned to the hearing room.
The juvenile in the case, if in custody, shall be brought in from the custody corridor by the bailiff.
If a juvenile has to be brought to or from the courtroom through semi-secured or public hallways, the juvenile shall be handcuffed. Once the juvenile is seated for court proceedings, the juvenile should be un-cuffed, unless there are articulable facts as to why they should remain in handcuffs for the safety of all involved. (Refer to CSDM, 3-11/010.00 - Juvenile Inmate Movement)
At the conclusion of the hearing, the juvenile is returned to the custody of the probation transportation attendant. A formal detaining order or release signed by the hearing officer is given to the attendant for each ward of the court.
When parents appear after a case is concluded, or they seek further information, the bailiff shall refer them to the detention probation officer.
After the scheduled detention hearings are concluded, any emergency hearings which have originated at the Intake Office of Juvenile Hall shall be heard.