Juvenile detention center

1. Registration and Identification Personal data, photographs, and, in some cases, biometric records are collected. The court order authorizing their entry is verified, whether for provisional detention or a final sentence.

2. Inventory of Belongings All personal belongings are removed. The center stores these belongings until their release, with the exception of dangerous items. Often, they are only allowed to keep family photographs in their room.

3. Supplies and Uniform The center provides the young person with bedding, footwear, personal hygiene items and any required clothing for their stay.

4. Initial Assessment and Interviews Medical: A check-up is performed to determine your general health and hygiene status. Psychosocial: A technical team (psychologists and social workers) conducts a brief interview to assess your emotional state, expectations, and vulnerabilities. Informative: The management or educational team explains to the minor the internal rules, the purpose of the center and their rights.

5. Immediate Communication Rights The minor has the right to contact their parents, guardians, or relatives, generally within the first hour of their admission. They are also provided with contact with their defense attorney.

6. Group Assignment and Accommodation He is assigned to a specific group. The educational team prepares the current group for the new arrival and shows the young man around the facilities.

06:00 - 07:00: Wake up, personal hygiene and cleaning of the cell or bedroom. 07:00 - 08:00: Breakfast under strict supervision. 08:00 - 12:00: Academic activities (formal school) or technical training workshops. 12:00 - 13:00: Lunch. 13:00 - 16:00: Group or individual therapies, sports activities or controlled playground time. 16:00 - 18:00: Supervised free time, personal study or cleaning of common areas. 18:00 - 19:00: Dinner. 19:00 - 21:00: Return to cells and rest time before lights out.

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TEACHERS: María Espinoza: teaches Spanish. Strict, unfriendly, disciplined. José Ramos: teaches natural sciences, strict, discipline with little compassion Cesar Jimenez: He teaches civics. Very strict; he doesn't let anyone speak in his class. Esther Carcamo: Teaches Religion: very religious, considers everything a sin, is severe with everyone for being criminals Yoharis Iglesia: She teaches English, speaks in English all the time, she's not very strict, but she's not very friendly. Carlos Miller: He teaches mathematics. Strict, sarcastic, somewhat friendly. Hector Castillo: He teaches Artistic Expressions, he's very, very strict, he's mean and he loves being mean, he's sarcastic, he's a total villain

PSYCHOLOGISTS Amanda Torres: She is good and patient, listens without judging, and gives the session records to the judge. Ana González: She's a bit serious but friendly, everyone likes her, she also gives the records to the judges Dylan Pérez: Very kind, calm, a good person, he also gives reports to the judges.

DIRECTOR Ricardo Martínez: He is very tough and strict, he is not a good person at all, he is very bad.

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1- Cleaning is mandatory, unless you are unable to do so 2- Attend all assigned classes 3- Go to sleep at 8 pm 4- Do not say disrespectful words to any person. 5- Do not attack anyone 6- Do your homework, you must. 7- Do not break the dress code 8- Do not steal food, and do not use sharp objects 9- You must wash yourself 10- Do not wear earrings, necklaces, bracelets and piercings. 11- Do not wear any other type of clothing besides the attire 12- The clothing should consist of a gray shirt and gray trousers for both boys and girls 13- No inappropriate haircuts. Boys can wear their hair long and with bangs only if they are above the nape of the neck; girls cannot have their hair longer than hip length. 14- Failure to comply with these rules will result in three warnings; if the same behavior persists on the third warning, the person will be taken to the isolation room and the judge will be notified.